Assistant Professor of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics. Dr. Elizabeth Paul uses theoretical and computational methods to study the magnetic confinement of plasmas for fusion energy sciences. Controlled fusion holds promise of providing a carbon-neutral, safe, and sustainable energy source.

Dr. Elizabeth Paul uses theoretical and computational methods to study the magnetic confinement of plasmas for fusion energy sciences. Controlled fusion holds promise of providing a carbon-neutral, safe, and sustainable energy source.

Dr. Elizabeth Paul uses theoretical and computational methods to study the magnetic confinement of plasmas for fusion energy sciences. Controlled fusion holds promise of providing a carbon-neutral, safe, and sustainable energy source.

Adjoint approach to calculating shape gradients for three-dimensional magnetic confinement equilibria. Part II: Applications. CC Hegna, DT Anderson, A Bader, TA Bechtel, A Bhattacharjee, M Cole,...

Overview of the Paul Research Group Dr. Elizabeth Paul uses theoretical and computational methods to study the magnetic confinement of plasmas for fusion energy sciences. Controlled fusion holds promise of providing a carbon-neutral, safe, and sustainable energy source.

Dr. Elizabeth Paul uses theoretical and computational methods to study the magnetic confinement of plasmas for fusion energy sciences. Controlled fusion holds promise of providing a carbon-neutral, safe, and sustainable energy source. Her work focuses on the advancement of the stellarator magnetic confinement concept, a complex toroidal device whic

The Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics at Columbia Engineering is proud to announce that Dr. Elizabeth Paul has joined the faculty as a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Applied Physics.

Aug 15, 2023 · The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has chosen Elizabeth Paul, assistant professor of applied physics and applied mathematics, as an early career scientist for its 2023 Early Career Research Program.

Dr. Elizabeth Paul uses theoretical and computational methods to study the magnetic confinement of plasmas for fusion energy sciences. Controlled fusion holds promise of providing a carbon-neutral, safe, and sustainable energy source.

Aug 5, 2021 · Elizabeth Paul, a 2015 alumna and a Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Princeton University and the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), has won the prestigious and highly competitive 2021 Marshall N. Rosenbluth Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award for her groundbreaking work on plasma physics.