Fusion Education Network workshop: Fusion Days in Novi Sad
Some call it "the Holy Grail of energy," skeptics are making jokes that it “will always be another 50 years away" - nuclear fusion is indeed the ultimate energy source, essential for the future of the modern civilization, but it is also one of the biggest challenges for scientists and engineers around the world.
During this five-day workshop, students of sciences and ebgineering will learn from the noted European specialists about science and technology that has been developed in the last few decades in order to achieve fusion on Earth. In addition, they will experience, for one day, what it looks like to work as an experimental physicists on existing fusion experiments.
Experiments
Tokamak GOLEM - one of the smallest and oldest tokamaks - is intended primarily for education and training of students at the Czech Technical University in Prague. It is also known for being the smallest tokamak in the world with the largest control room - this tokamak can be controlled remotely via the Internet.
Application
Only students from the universities in countries where FEN is active can participate in the Experimental part of the workshop. However, you are welcome to attend the lectures from Monday - Friday. Let the organisers know if you are coming or if you have any furter questions about the workshop by finding a application form at: http://www.fom-fen.net/#!workshop/d9b1i
Source: FOM
- Serbia
- Western Balkans
- Engineering and Technology
- Conference WBs
- Training
Entry created by Anna Sirocco on August 22, 2016
Modified on August 22, 2016
