Hambloch joins CSPAR as Program Manager of CPU2AL Oct 09, 2019 Written by Emily McGuire Patrick Hambloch has joined the Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research (CSPAR) of the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) as Project Manager of the NSF funded EPSCoR project "Connecting the Plasma Universe... ALPIP interns make a great impression at The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Jun 24, 2019 This summer CPU2AL sent 12 interns to The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory to participate in the one week an intensive, one-week course in plasma physics. Read more about here.... Doctoral candidate Ryan Gott earns DOE research opportunity at Sandia Apr 12, 2019 Ryan Gott, a doctoral candidate in Dr. Gabe Xu’s Plasma and Electrodynamics Research Lab at UAH, has been awarded a United States Dept. of Energy (DOE) Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) Program research opportunity at Sandia Nat... CPU2AL Collaboration on Low-Temperature Plasma Effects of Seed Sanitization Against Seed-Borne Pathogens Could Revolutionize Current Agricultural Practices Feb 14, 2019 Written by Taralyn Caudle A team of researchers from Alabama A&M University (AAMU), the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), and the University of Alabama in Huntsville are working diligently to expand the knowledge base of low-temperature... Auburn University Course Sets It Sights On Expanding Spectral Diagnostics for CPU2AL Members Jan 15, 2019 Written by Taralyn Caudle Auburn University (AU) is now offering a new online course, “Introduction to Spectral Diagnostics” as a part of the workforce development arm of the CPU2AL research grant. The course was developed, in part, as a r... No Flies, Just Plasma Jan 14, 2019 Written by Katherine Kornei Alexander Volkov (Oakwood University), Gabe Xu (The University of Alabama in Huntsville), and Vladimir Kolobov (CFD Research Corporation) presented a study of the response of Venus flytraps—those carnivorous p... Plasma-based technology may bring clarity to challenges posed by contaminated water Dec 17, 2018 The availability of clean, potable water is a concern for everyone, from residents here on Earth to astronauts in space. To address the issue, researchers have recently begun studying plasma-based technologies as a cost-effective method to purify w... A Bright (and glowing) Future Ahead: Auburn's plasma researchers shine bright on the global stage Nov 27, 2018 Written by Cornelia Vann, Auburn University It’s a glowing ionized gas observed in lightning, the sun and the stars, the tails of comets and even inside neon signs and fluorescent lights. It is plasma – a state of matter relatively few a... Article by graduate student Taylor Hall and the Auburn Team featured on the cover of Physics of Plasmas Nov 12, 2018 Congratulations are in order to Taylor Hall, Auburn CERIF GRA for having his article, “Methods for the characterization of imposed, ordered structures in MDPX,” featured on the cover of Physics of Plasmas Volume 25 Issue 10. &nb... NAS taps CSPAR director to head decadal survey for plasma physics Nov 01, 2018 Written by Jim Steele Dr. Gary Zank, director of The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research (CSPAR) and chair of the Department of Space Science, has been named by the National Academy of Scienc... 1 2 3 4 5