The ENN Symposium on Compact Fusion Technologies will be held on April 19-20, 2018 at the Ovation Seven-Cultivation Hotel in Langfang, China (30 miles away from Beijing).
This event is co-organized by ENN Energy Research Institute, the Division of Plasma Physics, Chinese Physical Society (CPS) and the Society of Nuclear Fusion and Plasma Physics, Chinese Nuclear Society (CNS).
The ENN Symposium on Compact Fusion Technologies seeks to frame theories, key technologies and engineering that are shaping today’s fusion efforts and initiatives. The symposium aims to serve as a platform for open discussion and innovation and even the wildest ideas are welcome. ENN, together with our partners, are dedicated to advance fusion in its theory, experiments, technology and engineering.
The symposium will bring together plasma physicists including theoreticians and experimentalists; experts in the various multidisciplinary fields of fusion science and technology; materials engineers; fusion devices engineers; and young scholars in the relevant field.
1.Reviews and new concepts of fusion studies;
2.Reviews and new design of fusion devices;
3.Challenges and roadmap of compact fusion devices, such as spheromak, stellarators, magnetic mirror, RFP and FRC;
4.Other alternative concepts of fusion technologies.
ENN Group is a Chinese conglomerate committed to improving quality of life, promoting intelligence of energy production and creating harmony with environment. ENN owns three business brands, ENN, Ovation and ENNEW, providing solutions and service platforms on energy, environment, culture, tourism, health care, real estate and energy internet etc. ENN employs around 50,000 employees with both revenue and assets exceeding CNY100B in 2017. Three of ENN’s subsidiary companies (02688.HK, 600803.SH and 603869.SH) are listed in the Hong Kong and Shanghai Stock Exchange Markets. ENN has presence in over 20 provinces in China as well as branches and business globally.
ENN Energy Research Institute is ENN’s innovation engine and is committed to address future clean energy challenges. On campus are 700 scientists and engineers, with fifteen experts from the Thousand-Talent Plan. The institute participates in over 30 national key research projects, delivering exceptional results on coal-based low-carbon energy technologies and renewable energy technologies. We continue to invest in innovation and embrace technology breakthrough, with fusion being one of the most important initiatives. Our mission is to provide clean and sustainable energy solutions globally for the 21st century and beyond.
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