To stimulate excellence in fusion research, FuseNet awards the Master Thesis Prizes to students, who write outstanding Master theses that were (partially) carried out and completed across Europe. The prizes serve as a great acknowledgement of the excellent and important research that is carried out by fusion students.
Lidija Radovanovic, a PhD student at the Institute of Applied Physics, Vienna University of Technology, is among the five winners of the FuseNet Master Thesis Prizes 2022 announced at the 48th EPS Conference of Plasma Physics in Maastricht, the Netherlands. The title of her winning master thesis is: “Ballooning Stability Analysis of the ASDEX-Upgrade small-ELM regime”.