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29 Jul
20:17
3D tour updated (June 2020) -
29 Jul
20:25
ITER assembly | All you need to know in one spot -
20 Jul
18:10
Making headway on the vacuum vessel in Europe -
20 Jul
17:03
European Fusion Teacher Day 2020 -
23 Jun
20:58
How can fusion change our future? -
22 Jun
18:10
ITER needs 60 small diamond windows -
16 Jun
15:45
Reflected waves: a diagnostic for measuring plasma density -
08 Jun
19:58
FEC 2020 postponed to May 2021 -
22 May
15:09
Ignite private sector entry into the fusion market -
18 May
17:52
Andlinger Highlight Seminar Series -
18 May
15:09
Documentary on fusion from China's CGTN -
30 Mar
20:23
Virtual reality tour updated -
23 Mar
21:12
Upgrade at Wendelstein 7-X -
09 Mar
15:07
Fusion podcast: Plans for STEP, the newest tokamak on the block -
24 Feb
17:14
Young talent meets leading researchers in Thailand
Conferences
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23 Aug - 28 Aug, 2020 Theory of Fusion Plasmas, Joint Varenna-Lausanne International Workshop (postponed to October 2020) Varenna, Italy
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24 Aug - 04 Sep, 2020 Carolus Magnus Summer School (postponed to 2021, dates TBA) Bad Honnef, Germany
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07 Sep - 11 Sep, 2020 HCI 2020 — 20th International Conference on the Physics of Highly Charged Ions (postponed to September 2022, dates TBA) Matsue, Japan
ITER NEWSLINE 90
17 Jul, 2009
Barbara Calcagno
Iris Rona
Barbara Calcagno
From 1999 to 2004, she worked at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland and then for CELLS (Consortium for the Exploitation of the Synchrotron Light Laboratory) in Barcelona, Spain in 2005 and 2006. From 2007 to the end of May, she worked for ASSYSTEM-France.
Barbara and her partner live in Saint Tulle, a small village close to Manosque. In her free time she enjoys reading, writing and travelling.
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