Achieving stable, high-performance plasmas is a major challenge in the pursuit of fusion energy. ⚡Negative triangularity — a plasma shape that has shown the potential to maintain strong core performance without the disruptive edge instabilities common in traditional designs — represents a promising approach. Join Anne White, associate vice president for research administration in the MIT School of Engineering and distinguished professor of engineering in the MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, on Wednesday, March 5 to discuss research relating to negative triangularity. Attend online: https://bit.ly/43m3NPn
