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Plasma Physics Division 

Objectives:

  • To unite European scientists interested in the physics of fully and partially ionized gases.
  • To promote research and teaching in plasma physics and its applications, to facilitate research collaboration and to represent. European physicists outside Europe
  • To coordinate activities with the other physical societies, such as the American Physical Society and the Physical Society of Japan.
  • To collaborate on the Editorial Board of Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion.

Chair

  • Prof. Dr. Kristel Crombé

Members

  • Prof. Hana Barankova
  • Prof. David Burgess
  • Dr. Andrea Ciardi
  • Dr. Andreas Dinklage
  • Dr. Basil Duval
  • Prof. Eva Kovacevic
  • Dr. Kenneth George McClements
  • Prof. Dr. Mervi Mantsinen
  • Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Mussenbrock
  • Dr Brian Reville
  • Prof. Caterina Riconda
  • Dr. Carlos Silva
  • Dr. Monica Spolaore
  • Dr. Jörg Stober
  • Prof. Vladimir Tikhonchuk
  • Dr. Luca Volpe
  • Dr. Stefan Weber

The EPS Plasma Physics Division bestows various prestigious awards at its annual EPS Conference on Plasma Physics:

  • the Alfvén Prize, since 2000,
  • the Innovation Prize, since 2008,
  • the Sylvie Jacquemot Prize, since 2024,
  • the PhD Research Award, since 2005, 
  • and the Landau-Spitzer Award, jointly awarded by the APS and EPS Plasma Physics Divisions, every 4 years during the conference.

The EPS Plasma Physics Division has 4 sections:

  • the Basic, Space & Astrophysical Plasma Section (BSAP),
  • the Low Temperature & Dusty Plasma section (LTDP),
  • the Magnetic Confinement Fusion section (MCF).

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