Cornell University - Laboratory of Plasma Studies

Cornell University - Laboratory of Plasma Studies This broad range is fundamental to understanding different characteristics of plasmas, from microscopic to macroscopic scales.

LPS carries out a wide range of fundamental and applied research in pulsed-power-driven plasma physics including research related to inertial confinement fusion and astrophysics investigations. The integration between experiment, computation and theory is an important trait of this lab.

Jay and Billy "thinking" inside the box!
03/31/2022

Jay and Billy "thinking" inside the box!

11/21/2021
This is a photo of the XUV emission of an exploding 25 μm diameter copper wire connected in series to two magnetic field...
10/05/2020

This is a photo of the XUV emission of an exploding 25 μm diameter copper wire connected in series to two magnetic field coils on the two ends driven by a COBRA current pulse. This shot is a part of a study on the dynamics of the wire plasma in a magnetic mirror configuration. Kink instability can be seen to develop over the 30 ns period covered by the four images (chronologically order is clockwise starting from the top right image). Photo and work credit Chiatai Chen.

Research Associate E. Sander Lavine, with graduate students Jay Angel and Euan Freeman, setting up cameras for a gas-puf...
07/09/2020

Research Associate E. Sander Lavine, with graduate students Jay Angel and Euan Freeman, setting up cameras for a gas-puff Z-pinch experimental shot as work resumes in the LPS lab months are being shut down due to COVID-19.

04/27/2017
Levon loading XPinch for diagnosing linear experiements
09/08/2016

Levon loading XPinch for diagnosing linear experiements

04/06/2016

Here Harry and I are helping Joey clean the rings in the middle of the gas puff run.

Load region of the X Pinch machine.  Notice the freestyle deposition rainbows- remnants of previous loads.
04/01/2016

Load region of the X Pinch machine. Notice the freestyle deposition rainbows- remnants of previous loads.

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