G. Faelli
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G. Faelli is a key figure in fusion energy research, best known for advancing the high-field approach to magnetic confinement. Their work centers on the Ignitor Program, a bold initiative aimed at achieving deuterium-tritium (D-T) ignition—the holy grail of controlled fusion—by leveraging ultra-high magnetic fields. Faelli’s most cited paper, “Perspectives for the high field approach in fusion research and advances within the Ignitor Program” (2015, 17 citations), systematically outlines how innovations in high-field magnet technology and experiments on dense, well-confined plasmas bring this goal closer to reality. Beyond ignition, Faelli’s contributions help chart a roadmap for compact, cost-effective fusion reactors, offering an alternative to large-scale tokamaks. Their work has influenced both experimental design and strategic planning in the fusion community, emphasizing the viability of high-field routes. With a focus on bridging theoretical advances and practical engineering, Faelli remains a driving force in the quest for sustainable fusion energy.
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