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検索キーワード:Makoto HASEGAWA 

[Category II] Plasma and Quantum Science and Engineering

Advanced Fusion Information Control Engineering


Associate Professor Makoto HASEGAWA

Nuclear fusion is considered a next-generation technology that will enable sustainable energy supply, especially since its control is extremely difficult, requiring real-time control of complex plasma behavior and efficient energy extraction. We are tackling various technical issues for the practical application of fusion energy by utilizing information technology and control theory to realize stable and efficient generation and control of fusion energy. Advanced experiments and research on long plasma duration, highly efficient plasma confinement, and suppression of plasma instabilities are conducted using QUEST, the largest spherical tokamak device in Asia, located at the Chikushi Campus.
Our laboratory cooperates with the Fusion Plasma Physics and Control Engineering (Ido and Kinoshita), Fusion Plasma Science and Technology (Hanada and Onchi), and Advanced Plasma Science and Engineering (Idei and Ikezoe) laboratories to promote education and research.


●Development of plasma control technology using machine learning
●Study on generation and maintenance of divertor plasmas
●Numerical Predictive Modeling of Plasmas for Prediction and Optimization
●Research on real-time processing with sensor technology and data collection
●Development of robust feedback control system to suppress instability


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