PISCES is uniquely suited to advance our understanding of plasma & plasma-solid interaction. The PISCES plasma parameter range and steady state nature of the plasma source allow both continuous boundary relevent plasma study and the realistic testing of materials for the demanding environment of Next-Step magnetic fusion confinement devices. PISCES members routinely welcome and actively participate in fruitful collaborations with many national and international laboraties and have a long legacy of knowledge transfer to the international fusion community. 

Parties interested in collaboration with PISCES may make enquiries to:  

Prof. G Tynan
UCSD-PISCES Program,
0417, EBUII-460
9500 Gilman Dr.
La Jolla, CA 92093 - 0417

email: gtynan@ucsd.edu

Note:  For all current PISCES collaborating partners:  please follow the link below to access the PISCESNET collaboration website:  http://piscesnet.ucsd.edu/