Heavy Ion Fusion (HIF)

Heavy Ion Fusion (HIF) research explores the use of powerful, high-energy ion beams to drive nuclear fusion reactions. It’s an approach aimed at producing clean, abundant energy with minimal environmental impact.

Below is a collection of old web pages and information from workshops and classes related to HIF research at LBL.

• Innovation Confinement Concepts (ICC) workshop 2000
• NE290H 2009
• 13th International Symposium on Heavy Ion Inertial Fusio 2000
• HIF News
• Workshop on Accelerator Driven Warm Dense Matter Physics 2006
• Ion Beam Driven High Energy Density Workshop 2010
• Talks from US Japan Meeting 2004
• Talks from US Japan Meeting 2006
• Talks from US Japan Meeting 2008
• Talks from US Japan Meeting 2009
• Workshop on Accelerator Driven High Energy Density Physics 2004
• Warm Dense Matter (WDM) School 2008
• Old web pages of the US Heavy-Ion Fusion Science program