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Swiss Plasma Center

Swiss Plasma Center
Summary

The Swiss Plasma Center (SPC) at EPFL is a world-leading research facility focused on fusion energy. Through a rich program of research, the center aims to deepen the understanding of plasma physics and advance fusion as a clean energy source. With a strong emphasis on education, the SPC prepares the next generation of fusion scientists and engineers. The center conducts research in six main areas: Plasma Theory, Basic Plasma Physics, TCV Tokamak Physics, International Collaborations, Superconductivity for Fusion, and Plasma Applications. The SPC has a rich history dating back to 1961, when it was established as the Plasma Physics Laboratory, later evolving into the Swiss Plasma Center in 2015. The center is actively involved in international collaborations, including projects related to ITER and DEMO, the prototype of a commercial fusion reactor.

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