Expert Groups
The Expert Groups represent areas in which initiative proposals will be evaluated
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Description of Expert Groups
Description of Expert Groups
The Expert Groups (EGs) represent areas in which initiative proposals will be evaluated. This can include, but is not limited to: how likely a given initiative is to achieve its stated goals in the EG’s area of expertise; the extent to which those goals represent needed scientific or technological progress; how the given initiative advances US leadership and relates to the global context; and the technical feasibility of the initiative.
More information describing the Expert Groups can be found here.
Frequently asked questions can be be found here.
View Expert and Cross-Cutting Groups for Each Topical Area
View Expert and Cross-Cutting Groups for Each Topical Area
Each Expert Group has a dedicated website that is linked below where you can join the group, interact and view Expert Group material
Boundary and Divertor Plasma Physics, Plasma and Material Interaction
Transport and Confinement
Energetic Particles
Transients
Scenarios
Global Context and US Leadership
Fusion Materials
Blanket, Tritium, and Systems
Plasma Material Interaction and High Heat Flux
Magnets and Technology
Measurements and Diagnostics
HED Hydrodynamics
Magnetized HEDP
Nonlinear Optics and Laser Plasma Interactions
Relativistic HED and High Field Science
Intense Beams and Particle Acceleration
HED Atomic Physics
Warm Dense Matter and Materials
Nuclear Physics
Computational Modeling
IFE Driver and Reactor Technology
IFE High Yield Target Physics
Laboratory Astrophysics
Radiation Sources and Enabling Technology
Laser Facilities
Pulsed Power Facilities
X-ray Light Sources
Diagnostics
Create Disruptive Technologies
Understand the Plasma Universe
Advance the Foundational Frontier
Magnetic Fusion Energy
Fusion Materials & Technology
High Energy Density Physics
Discovery Plasma Science
Magnetic Fusion Energy
Fusion Materials & Technology
High Energy Density Physics
Discovery Plasma Science
Magnetic Fusion Energy
Fusion Materials & Technology
High Energy Density Physics
Discovery Plasma Science
Magnetic Fusion Energy
Fusion Materials & Technology
High Energy Density Physics
Discovery Plasma Science
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