It has been over a year and a half since the worlds biggest and most complex fusion experimental device, Wendelstein 7-X has started in Greifswald, Germany. The video diagnostics system of the Hungarian team provided the first images of the first plasma discharges that came into the World’s press. Since then, the Hungarian team has been continuously working on further developmentsfor the upcoming experiments starting […]
Internship at the Wigner Research Centre for Physics
From Germany to the Wigner for an internship? Why not? Watch the interview with Jan-Henrik Herrig where he tells what is he doing durings his internship and how does he feel like at Wigner Research Centre for Physics.
The Wigner fusion team and the German stellarator
At first hearing, it may sound like a bad sci-fi movie title but the story is very real and serious. A team of Wigner fusion spent the last 3 weeks at the world’s largest stellarator device, W7-X, to install a new, fully Hungarian developed equipment for the German beast. Dr. Gábor Anda, project manager, Tibor Krizsanóczi electrical engineer, Sándor Hegedűs physicist and Domonkos Nagy mechanical […]
Our new diagnostics departed to Wendelstein 7-X stellarator
New Hungarian diagnostics departed and arrives today at the Wendelstein 7-X, the world’s largest stellarator type experimental fusion device in Greifswald, Germany, where the work of the Hungarians is well known. Feverish preparation and packing preceded the departure of the accelerated alkaline atomic diagnostics, designed and manufactured by the members of the Beam Emission Spectroscopy Research Group, Wigner Research Center for Physics, Dr. Gábor Anda, […]
Hungarian cameras protecting the Worlds biggest stellarator
Sorry, this article is only available in Hungarian but there are similar ones available in English as well. For example Hungarian camera system recorded the first hydrogen plasma in W7-X We also continuously work on to make contents available in English as well.
