Plenary Speakers
Plenary Speakers
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"Fusion Research and Development toward Korean DEMO in KFE” Siwoo YOON
KFE, Korea“Contribution of Mirror Devices in Tsukuba to Fusion Energy Development” Mizuki SAKAMOTO
University of Tsukuba, Japan“ORNL’s Role in Enabling an Aggressive US Fusion Energy Program” Mickey WADE
ORNL, USA“Leadership in the Era of the 4th Industrial Revolution!" ChulJoo HWANG
Jusung Engineering, Korea"The Present Status and Future Prospects of Laser Fusion" Kunioki MIMA
Osaka University, Japan“Efforts Towards Fusion Energy Development in China via Superconducting Tokamak Approach” Jiangang LI
Inst. of Plasma physics, CAS, China“Tackling the Robotics and Remote Maintenance Challenges in Fusion Energy” Robert SKILTON
UKAEA-RACE, UK“Transport and Stability Control of Non-Axisymmetric Tokamaks” Jong-Kyu PARK
Seoul National University, Korea“Plasma Science and Engineering in Semiconductor Industry for the Next Decade” Jang-Gyoo YANG
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Korea“How to Tackle the Remaining Scientific and Technology Gaps on the Path to Fusion Electricity?” Tony DONNÉ
EUROfusion, Germany“Initial Commissioning of the RAON Superconducting Linac and its Future Perspective” Dong-O JEON
IBS, Korea“Krypton Fluoride (248 nm) as the Laser Driver for Inertial Fusion Energy (IFE)” Gary EDEN
University of Illinois, USA“TAE’s Path to Magnetic Fusion with Advanced Fuels” Peter YUSHMANOV
TAE Technologies Inc, USA"Recent Advances in Low Temperature Plasma Modeling Using a Kinetic Global Model" John VERBONCOEUR
Michigan State University, USA“Accelerating Fusion Research via Data Federation” Choong-Seok CHANG
PPPL, Korea