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SUNDAY 12 MAY 2024 - TUTORIAL SESSION
13:30
Overview on PMI Processes - Y. UEDA
14:30
Basics of atomic physics relevant for the edge plasmas - S. KRASHENINNIKOV
15:30 > Break
15:45
Conditioning processes - J. WINTER
16:45
PWI issues in fusion power plants: from large vacuum chambers to compact
units - A. GROSMAN

MONDAY 13 MAY 2024
08:30 > Opening session
08:50 > Introduction | Oral
Plasma-wall interaction impact of the ITER re-baseline - Richard PITTS, ITERORGANIZATION, France
Operation in Metallic Machines | Oral
09:20 - Review
Investigations in all metal devices relevant for the operation of ITER equipped with all W PFCs - Rudolf NEU, MPI FOR PLASMA PHYSICS, GERMANY
10:00 - Invited
Overview of plasma wall interactions in the first high particle fluence campaign of WEST - Emmanuelle TSITRONE, CEA IRFM, France
10:30 - Oral
ICRF-specific W sources: advances in minimization in ASDEX Upgrade andnear-field based extrapolations to ITER with W wall - Volodymyr BOBKOV,Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, GERMANY
10:50 > Coffee break
Boronisation | Oral
11:20 - Oral
Comparison of plasma start-up with high Z and low Z first wall in WEST Christophe GUILLEMAUT, CEA IRFM, FranceMONDAY 13 MAY 2024

11:40 - Invited
Boron coating on full metal wall in EAST for supporting ITER new baseline G.Z. ZUO, INSTITUTE OF PLASMA PHYSICS, HEFEI INSTITUTES OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE,CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, CHINA

12:10 - Oral
Full W ITER: assessment of expected W erosion and implications of boronization on fuel retention - Klaus SCHMID, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUTE FOR PLASMAPHYSICS, GERMANY
12:30 - Oral
Deuterium retention behaviors of boron films at DIII-D divertor surface Shota ABE, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, UNITED STATES
12:50 | 14:00 > Lunch break
Conditionning & Erosion deposition | Oral
14:00 - Invited
JT-60SA wall conditioning towards the first plasma - Tomohide NAKANO, NATIONAL INSTITUTES FOR QUANTUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, JAPAN
14:30 - Invited
Boronisation with tungsten plasma-facing surfaces in ASDEX Upgrade Volker ROHDE, MAX PLANCK INSITUTE FOR PLASMAPHYSICS, GERMANY
15:00 - Oral
Deposition and erosion simulation on diagnostic first mirrors in ITER with aboronized first wall - Sebastian RODE, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Institut für Energie- und Klimaforschung – Plasmaphysik, Partner of the Trilateral
Euregio Cluster (TEC), GERMANY
15:20 - Oral
Synergistic effect of boron powder and neon gas injection for power exhaustand ELM suppression in EAST with tungsten divertor - Zhen SUN, PRINCETON
PLASMA PUBLIC LABORATORY, UNITED STATES
15:40 - Invited
Full-torus impurity transport simulation in multi-species impurity powder
injection experiments in the Large Helical Device - Mamoru SHOJI, NationalInstitute for Fusion Science, JAPAN
16:10 > Coffee break
16:20 | 18:40 > Poster session 1
19:00 | 21:00 > Welcome reception

TUESDAY 14 MAY 2024
Turbulence, transport simulations in the edge | Oral
08:00 - Review
The path to high-fidelity numerical modelling of exhaust issues in magnetic fusion devices: challenges, state-of-the-art and perspectives - Patrick
TAMAIN, CEA, France
08:40 - Invited
Modeling turbulent impurity transport in the scrape-off-layer of DIII-D Shawn ZAMPERINI, General Atomics, UNITED STATES
09:10 - Oral
Fluid modeling of plasma-neutrals turbulence in detached regimes - Konrad EDER, Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, GERMANY
09:30 - Invited
Fluctuation Entrainment in Tokamak Scrape-Off Layers: Implications for SOL
Width and Detachment - Xueqiao XU, LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY, UNITED STATES
10:00 > Coffee break
Impurity sources and transport | Oral
10:30 - Invited
Advances in understanding of impurity transport in the boundary plasma ofEAST - Guoliang XU, CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE, CHINA
11:00 - Oral
Advances in understanding impurity sources, transport, and power exhaust
physics using a tungsten-coated slot divertor on the DIII-D tokamak - Tyler
ABRAMS, General Atomics, UNITED STATES
11:20 - Oral
3D SOLEDGE3X-ERO2.0 simulations for tungsten sources and migration in
WEST discharges and comparison with experimental data - Guido CIRAOLO,CEA, France
11:40 - Oral
Modelling global 13C tracer migration in W7-X using ERO2.0 - Juri ROMAZANOV, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Institut für Energie - und Klimaforschung – Plasmaphysik, Partner of the Trilateral Euregio Cluster (TEC),GERMANY
12:00 | 13:10 > Lunch break / Luncheon Women in fusion

13:10 | 14:00
PSI 50th anniversary

TUESDAY 14 MAY 2024

Detachment Physics - Oral
14:00 - Invited
Validating reduced models for detachment onset and reattachment timescales - Stuart HENDERSON, UKAEA, UNITED KINGDOM
14:30 - Oral
Experimental confirmation of island geometry effects on detachment in
W7-X - Victoria WINTERS, MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR PLASMA PHYSICS, GERMANY
14:50 - Oral
Extend from partial to deep energy detachment with protection of the entire
new corner slot tungsten divertor on EAST - Kedong LI, Institute of Plasma
Physics, HFIPS, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CHINA
15:10 - Invited
Understanding and predicting the benefit of long-legged divertors on MAST-U Kevin VERHAEGH, United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, UNITED KINGDOM
15:40 - Oral
Existence of the detachment cliff at ASDEX Upgrade - Luca SCOTTI, UNIVERSITY
OF MILAN-BICOCCA, ITALY
16:00 > Coffee break
16:20 | 18:40 > Poster session 2WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 2024
Liquid Metals | Oral
08:00 - Review
Recent progresses of liquid metal PFCs in fusion devices - Jiansheng HU,
Institute of Plasma Physics, Hefi Institute of Physical Science, China Academyof Sciences, CHINA
08:40 - Invited
Behaviour of liquid tin in laboratory plasmas and ASDEX Upgrade - Ralph
DUX, Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, GERMANY
09:10 - Invited
Achievement of key steps toward low-recycling, liquid lithium fusion devices
in the Lithium Tokamak Experiment-ß - Dennis BOYLE, Princeton Plasma
Physics Laboratory, UNITED STATES

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Lunch

O4 S. Abe

women in fusion

LuncheonSocial activities

Lunch

O17 E. BernardLunch

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O3 K. Schmid

O16 C. Baumann

O10 J. Romazanov

I2 G. Zuo

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I14 Y. Ferro

O15 E. Wüst

I13 A. Widdowson

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O9 G. Ciraolo

O8 T. Abrams

I8 G. Xu

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O14 M. Morbey

I12 D. Boyle

O2 C. Guillemaut

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O1 V. Bobkov

I1 E. Tsitrone

I7 X. Xu

O7 K. Eder

I11 R. Dux

R3 J. Hu

I6 S. Zamperini

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Introduction

Opening session

Monday 13

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M. Kriete

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Lunch

S. Ballinger

O22 D. Silvagni

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O20 B. Duval

O19 A. Glasser

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I16 T. Morgan

O18 R. Juneja

I15 J-S. Park

R4 Y. Ueda

Thursday 16

Friday 17

Lunch

Poster session 4break

I20 N. Horsten

I19 C. Giroud

O27 T. Bosman

R5 M. Bernert

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Poster session 1

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O13 L. Scotti

I10 K. Verhaegh

O12 K. Li

O11 V. Winters

I9 S. Henderson

PSI 50th anniv.

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I5 M. Shoji

O6 Z. Sun

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O5 S. Rode

I4 V. Rohde

I3 T. Nakano

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O4 S. Abe

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O26 B. Lomanowski

O25 M. Cavedon

I18 L. Casali

O24 F. Ding

I17 M. Faitsch

Closing session

I23 T. Eich

I22 F. Reimold

O30 A. Zito

O29 E. Tonello

O28 U. Losada Rodriguez

I21 R. Ding

WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 2024

09:40 - Oral
D retention in Li-D co-deposits and outgassing: experiments on MagnumPSI and DIII-D - Maria MORBEY, DIFFER, NETHERLANDS
10:00 > Coffee break
Retention & Permeation of T | Oral
10:20 - Invited
Overview of fuel retention and recovery in jet deuterium-tritium operation - Anna WIDDOWSON, United Kingdom atomic energy Authority, UNITED
KINGDOM

10:50 - Oral
Depth-resolved measurement of hydrogen isotope retention in pre-damaged tungsten using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy - Erik WÜST,Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Institut für Energie und Klimaforschung –Plasmaphysik, GERMANY
11:10 - InvitedHydrogen isotopes in fusion-relevant materials: from the atom to themacroscopic scale, from the inside of the monoblocks to the boundarywith the plasma - Yves FERRO, Aix-Marseille University, CNRS, PIIM, Marseille,France
11:40 - Oral
Global tungsten erosion and impurity migration modeling for the DEMO with
the ERO2.0 code - Christoph BAUMANN, Institut für Energie, GERMANY
12:00 - Oral
Study of tritium permeation in Eurofer97: combining inventory and permeation experiments with multiscale modelling for H/D/T behavior characterization - Elodie BERNARD, CEA, France
12:20 | 13:30 > Lunch break
12:30 | 18:00 > Social activities

THURSDAY 16 MAY 2024
PMI & PFCs | Oral
08:00 - Review
Recent tungsten PMI studies for ITER and fusion reactors - Yoshio UEDA, OSAKA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN24

THURSDAY 16 MAY 2024

08:40 - Invited
Time-dependent plasma and material model integration to address dynamic recycling in the DIII-D divertor - Jae-Sun PARK, OAK RIDGE NATIONALLABORATORY, UNITED STATES
09:10 - Oral
Machine learning assisted micro-to-meso-to-macro scale fracture
modeling in tungsten plasma facing materials - Rinkle JUNEJA, OAK RIDGE
NATIONAL LABORATORY, UNITED STATES
09:30 - InvitedTungsten monoblock performance under slow transient loading conditionsin Magnum-PSI - Thomas MORGAN, DIFFER, NETHERLANDS
10:00 > Coffee break
Diagnostics | Oral
10:30 - Oral
Digital twin of edge tokamak diagnostics for heat exhaust prediction - Anna
GLASSER, Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS, Centrale Méditerranée, M2P2, FRANCE
10:50 - Oral
Electron and Ion kinetic profile evolution in a TCV divertor toward detachment - Basil DUVAL, SPC/EPFL, SWITZERLAND
11:10 - Oral
Measurements of the divertor ion temperature distribution in the W7-X stellarator - Matt KRIETE, Auburn University, UNITED STATES
11:30 - Oral
The separatrix electron density in JET, AUG and C-Mod H-mode plasmas: acommon evaluation procedure and correlation with engineering parameters - Davide SILVAGNI, Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, GERMANY
11:50 - Oral
Flow structures in the island divertor of Wendelstein 7-X measured with gas
puff imaging and electric probes - Sean BALLINGER, MIT PSFC, UNITED STATES
12:10 | 13:20 > Lunch break
Edge operationnal regimes | Oral
13:20 - Invited
The quasi-continuous exhaust regime in ASDEX Upgrade and JET - Michael
FAITSCH, Max-Planck-Institute for Plasma Physics, GERMANY
13:50 - Oral
Compatibility of neon seeding effects on divertor detachment and core per-

THURSDAY 16 MAY 2024

formance in EAST - Fang DING, INSTITUTE OF PLASMA PHYSICS, HFIPS, CHINESEACADEMY OF SCIENCES, CHINA
14:10 - InvitedFirst achievement of highly radiating plasmas in negative triangularity Livia CASALI, The University of Tennessee-Knoxville, UNITED STATES
14:40 - Oral
Separatrix ion to electron temperature ratio in the TCV and ASDEX Upgrade
tokamak - Marco CAVEDON, UNIVERSITÀ DI MILANO-BICOCCA, ITALY
15:00 - Oral
Validation of a divertor physics parameter-based separatrix density scalingapproach using the JET-ILW H-mode pedestal database - Bartosz LOMANOWSKI, OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, UNITED STATES
15:20 > Coffee break
15:40 | 18:10 > Poster session 3
19:30 | 23:00 > Gala dinner

FRIDAY 17 MAY 2024
Radiative regimes & D-T plasmas | Oral
08:00 - Review
X-point radiation: from discovery to potential application in a future reactor- Matthias BERNERT, MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜR PLASMAPHYSIK, GARCHING,GERMANY
08:40 - Oral
Systematic design of controllers for the X-point radiator using system identification in AUG, JET D and D-T operation - Thomas BOSMAN, DIFFER, NETHERLANDS
09:00 - InvitedHigh current Neon-seeded ITER baseline scenario in JET D and D-T - Carine
GIROUD, UKAEA, UNITED KINGDOM
09:30 - Invited
Validation of SOLPS-ITER and EDGE2D-EIRENE simulations for H, D, and T JET
ITER-like wall low-confinement mode plasmas - Niels HORSTEN, KU Leuven,
BELGIUM
10:00 > Coffee break

FRIDAY 17 MAY 202424

10:20 | 12:10 > Poster session 4
12:10 | 13:20 > Lunch break
Impurity transport | Oral
13:20 - Invited
Charge-exchange deuterium flux to the main chamber wall and its induced
material erosion in EAST - Rui DING, Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, CHINA
13:50 - Oral
Time-resolved spectroscopic measurements of tungsten gross-erosion,
re-deposition, and S/XB coefficients in the DIII-D tokamak - Ulises LOSADARODRIGUEZ, AUBURN UNIVERSITY, UNITED STATES
14:10 - Oral
Global modelling of helium Plasma-Wall Interaction experiments in ASDEX-Upgrade - Elena TONELLO, EPFL, SWITZERLAND
14:30 - Oral
SOLPS-ITER modelling of helium transport, recycling and pumping in the
ASDEX Upgrade divertor - Antonello ZITO, Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, GERMANY
Power Exhaust | Invited
14:50 - Invited
Power & particle exhaust limitations in W7-X and its relation to the density
build-up - Felix REIMOLD, MAX PLANCK INSITUTE FOR PLASMA PHYSICS, GERMANY
15:20 - Invited
The separatrix operational space in ASDEX Upgrade and implications forpower exhaust in SPARC - Thomas EICH, COMMONWEALTH FUSION SYSTEMS,UNITED STATES
15:50 > Closing session

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