Andris Vaivads, professor at KTH, has been elected as a new member of the class for astronomy and space science in the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
The topic of the meeting was runaway electrons and disruptions in fusion plants, which is one of the highest priority research areas for future fusion reactors.
Sweden's first satellite, Viking, was launched with an Ariane rocket from Kourou in French Guiana on 22 February 1986. The satellite explored the Earth's magnetosphere at altitudes of up to 13500 km, ...
On February 3rd, Sushen Joshi defended his PhD thesis with the title "Insights into Uranus’ atmosphere from HST FUV observations and radiative transfer modelling".
On May 12th, Konstantinos Paschalidis defended his PhD thesis with the title "Modelling the damage of metallic plasma-facing components under energetic transient events in fusion reactors"
Fusion is the sustainable energy source of the future. However, there are still complex obstacles to this technology that can damage reactors. Researcher Mathias Hoppe is developing advanced computati...
"Faster than lightning: Electron Beams in Laboratory Plasmas" is the title of the 2024 Alfvén Lecture. It was given by Professor Tünde Fülöp on September 24.
Assoc. Professor Lorenz Roth talks to the Kings and Queens from Denmark and Sweden about the ESA Jupiter Icy Moon Mission JUICE and our divisions involvement in it.