Our view is that if problems arise, they are common problems not just the problem of one country, or the problem of a subsystem where one country bears most of the responsibility, Green says. We do have a common language, the language of physics. If we keep the discussion on the level of physics, we can often come to an agreement. . Submitted by DOE's Fermilab DOE Pulse highlights work being done at the Department of Energy's national laboratories. DOE Pulse is distributed every two weeks.
Some science projects require the direction of a superhuman.
Project Director Masayuki Ono and Program Director Martin Peng co-head the project, which began operating in February. Martin provides the vision and I make it real, remarked Ono about his and Peng s roles. Peng works with many researchers in the fusion community to formulate the research plan and with experimental task leaders to cover the scientific elements of the research, while Ono manages the NSTX operations, working with a national team of physicists, engineers, and technicians to make the project and its experiments possible. Said Peng, We are fortunate to have hit on an arrangement in which we have a complementary dual role. We constantly talk about what we are doing and know what we have to do separately, in concert, to make this research program successful.