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New Paths to Fusion Energy
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Advancing Fusion Theory
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Nick Rivera/Columbia University
NSTX-U Experiment
Advancing Plasma Science
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NASA
Awards and Recognitions
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Sarah Jane White
Shaina George
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 2
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