Oral schedule

All oral sessions will be held in the Alexander Hall auditorium, see map.
A list of Review, Invited and Oral talks is available for download.
A 1-page day-by-day schedule of talks and poster sessions is available for download.
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A day-by-day list of talks with abstract links is below
Speaker color code: Review: red text Invited: blue text Contributed Oral: green text

Sunday June 17th
Tutorial Session abstracts available here

1:00 deTemmerman Physics of Linear Devices
2:00 Koel Chemistry at the edge: Surface science probes of plasma-materials interactions
3:00 coffee break
3:30 Feng 3D Stellarator Edge Physics
4:30 Goldston SOL physics + heat dissipation

Monday June 18th click on talk title to see abstract

8:30 Opening
8:40 Introductory Lecture Socolow In a low-carbon future, where does fusion fit in? abstract
9:10 Krasheninnikov Divertor plasma detachment: past and future
9:50 Kallenbach Role of the divertor neutral pressure on power exhaust and operational limits in ASDEX Upgrade
10:20 Wang, H Effects of divertor geometry on H-mode pedestal structure near divertor detachment in the DIII-D tokamak
10:40 coffee break
11:10 de Temmerman Will tungsten fuzz form in ITER ?
11:30 Widdowson Deposition of impurity metals in JET ITER-like Wall campaigns
12:00 Makepeace The effect of Beryllium Oxide on retention in JET ITER-like wall tiles
12:20 Ashikawa Determination of retained tritium from ILW dust particles in JET
12:40 Lunch
2:10 Wang, L Particle and Power Exhaust for H-mode Operation over 100 Seconds with ITER-like Tungsten Divertor in EAST
2:40 Tamain Impact of self-consistent neutrals dynamics and particle sources on edge plasma transport and turbulence in 3D first principle simulations
3:10 Brida Power Exhaust and Detachment in Divertor Tokamaks with 3D Magnetic Perturbations in ASDEX Upgrade
3:30 Effenberg Exploration of Radiative Edge Cooling in the Island Divertor at Wendelstein 7-X
3:50 Zhong Heat load and ELM control with impurity mixture SMBI seeding for ELMy H-mode plasmas in the HL-2A tokamak
4:10 coffee break
4:30 Poster session 1 in Chancellor Green
6:30 Reception & Art Museum

Tuesday June 19th

8:30 Reiter Atomic and molecular processes in plasma surface interactions and boundary plasma science
9:10 Ohno Influence of recombination front region on plasma detachment in a linear divertor plasma simulator
9:40 Lomanowski Spectroscopic investigation of N2 and Ne seeded induced detachment in JET ITER-like wall
10:10 Jaervinen Impact of Drifts on Divertor Power Exhaust in DIII-D
10:40 coffee break
11:10 Majeski The effect of lithium conditioning approaches for plasma-facing surfaces on the edge and core temperature and density profiles
11:40 Hu Experiments of continuously and stably flowing lithium limiter in EAST towards a solution for the power exhaust of future fusion devices
12:00 Iafrati Review of the experiments performed with liquid lithium and tin limiters on FTU
12:20 Drenik Ammonia formation in N2-seeded H-mode discharges on JET and ASDEX-Upgrade
12:50 Group photo
1:00 lunch
2:20 Drewelow Initial Results of the First Wendelstein 7-X Island Divertor Experiments
2:50 Drews Edge plasma measurements on the Op. 1.2 divertor plasmas at W7-X using the upgraded combined probe
3:10 Masuzaki Effects of drift on the divertor plasma transport in LHD
3:30 Cavedon Ion Heat and Particle Transport in the ASDEX Upgrade H-Mode Pedestal from Ultra-fast CXRS measurements
4:00 Samuell Experimental Verification of Three-Dimensional Impurity Flows Due to Temperature-Driven Pressure Gradients
4:20 coffee break
4:30 Poster session 2 in Chancellor Green
6:30 Concert Robert Taub, Pianist

Wednesday June 20th
Note: the morning orals have been moved 20 mins earlier to allow people to catch the 1:22 PM train to the NYC excursion.

8:10 Reimerdes Alternative divertor configurations for energy and particle exhaust
8:50 Luo High-confinement steady-state operation with quasi-snowflake divertor configuration and active radiation feedback control in EAST
9:20 In Impact of 3-D magnetic field topology on divertor heat flux under ITER-like RMP config.
9:50 Hinson Enhancement of helium exhaust during RMP-ELM suppression at DIII-D and analysis with 3-D edge fluid and kinetic neutral code EMC3-EIRENE
10:10 coffee break
10:30 Bauer Hydrogen Isotope Exchange in Tungsten at Low Temperatures
11:00 Simmonds Isolating the Detrapping of Deuterium in Heavy Ion Damaged Tungsten via Partial Thermal Desorption
11:20 Bernard Tritium retention in W plasma-facing materials: impact of the material structure and of He and He-D irradiation
11:50 Bykov Impact of divertor target material on recycling and discharge fueling during the full ELM cycle
12:10 Mueller Additive Manufacturing of Tungsten for Plasma-Facing Component Application
12:30 box lunch pickup.
12:40 Begin boarding buses for excursions

Thursday June 21st

8:30 Tskhakaya The kinetic SOL: Understanding the sheath physics in tokamaks – progress in PIC modelling
9:10 Abrams The DIII-D Metal Rings Campaign: Characterizing tungsten sources, SOL transport, and its impact on high-performance scenarios
9:40 Kirschner Modelling of tungsten erosion and deposition in the divertor of JET-ILW in comparison to experimental findings
10:00 Morgan High re-deposition ratio of high-Z metals under plasma exposure in Magnum-PSI
10:20 coffee break
10:50 Romazanov Modelling of Beryllium migration in JET-ILW with ERO2.0
11:20 Moon First Mirror Test in JET for ITER: complete overview after three ILW campaigns
11:40 Yan Overview of first mirror cleaning using radio frequency plasma in EAST
12:00 Bortolon Real-time wall conditioning by controlled injection of boron and boron nitride powder in full tungsten wall ASDEX-Upgrade
12:20 Guterl ERO modeling of tungsten erosion and migration from a toroidally symmetric source in DIII-D divertor
12:40 lunch
2:10 Happel The I-mode confinement regime on the ASDEX Upgrade tokamak: scrape-off layer properties and investigation of stationary and transient divertor heat loads
2:40 Hubbard Extension of the I-mode confinement regime to 8 tesla on Alcator C-Mod
3:00 Spilker Performance Estimation of Beryllium under ITER Relevant Transient Thermal Loads
3:30 Makhlai Influence of surface tension on macroscopic erosion of castellated tungsten surfaces during repetitive transient plasma loads
3:50 Li Thermal and mechanical properties characterization of the surface damaged layer of tungsten
4:10 coffee break
4:30 Poster session 3 in Chancellor Green
6:00 1st buses depart for banquet
6:30 2nd buses depart for banquet

Friday June 22nd

8:30 Pitts Physics basis for the ITER tungsten divertor
9:10 Dejarnac Physics of toroidal gap loading on castellated plasma-facing components
9:40 Krieger Transient-induced tungsten melt motion studies on ASDEX Upgrade
10:00 Thoren MEMOS 3D modelling of ELM-induced transient melt damage on an inclined tungsten surface in the ASDEX Upgrade outer divertor
10:20 coffee break
10:40 Poster session 4 in Chancellor Green
12:40 lunch
2:10 Brunner Extending the boundary heat flux width database to 1.3 Tesla poloidal magnetic field in the Alcator C-Mod tokamak
2:40 Fedorczak Width of scrape-off-layers in circular and diverted plasmas: a turbulent model confronted to experimental evidences
3:00 Xu Modeling tokamak boundary plasma turbulence and understanding its role in setting divertor heat flux widths
3:20 coffee break
3:40 Bobkov Impact of ICRF on the scrape-off layer and on plasma wall interactions: from present experiments to DEMO
4:10 LaBombard The effect of feedback-controlled divertor nitrogen seeding on the boundary plasma and power exhaust channel width in Alcator C-Mod
4:30 Lipschultz Scrape-off layer density shoulder formation mechanisms in JET ITER-like wall L-mode and H-mode plasmas
5:00 Conference Final remarks and Close