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Dr. Greenwald is Deputy Director of MIT's Plasma Science & Fusion Center (PSFC) and an MIT Senior Research Scientist. He heads the PSFC Office of Computer Services and the group responsible for data acquisition and computing for the Alcator C-Mod project.
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University of California at Berkeley, PhD Physics (1978) University of California at Berkeley, MA Physics (1975) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, BS Physics (1973) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, BS Chemistry (1973)
Plasma physics; magnetic confinement fusion; turbulence and transport; data management and computing.
APS Fellow (since 2000) APS Distinguished Lecturer in Plasma Physics 2001/2002 Fusion Power Associates – 2014 Leadership Award
Mar 22, 2022 · As Martin Greenwald retires from the responsibilities of senior scientist and deputy director of the Plasma Science and Fusion Center (PSFC), he reflects on his almost 50 years of science study, 43 of them as a researcher at MIT, pursuing the question of how to make the carbon-free energy of fusion a reality.
Apr 8, 2022 · Martin Greenwald, a researcher and Plasma Science and Fusion Center deputy director, embodies a brief history of fusion at MIT.
Dec 28, 2020 · Promising new studies from the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center and MIT spinout Commonwealth Fusion Systems suggest the long elusive technology may be capable of producing electricity for the grid by the end of the decade. We're hiring!
Sep 24, 2021 · Martin Greenwald: Finding the questions that guide MIT fusion research. As Martin Greenwald retires from the PSFC, he reflects on time at MIT, pursuing the question of how to make the carbon-free energy of fusion a reality.
