Invited Talks

• Steven Sabbagh (Columbia University, USA) Disruption prediction in tokamaks
• Satoshi Ohdachi (NIFS, Japan) MHD instabilities in stellarators
• Richard Fridström (KTH, Sweden) Tearing mode dynamics and locking in MST
• Hui-Hui Wang (ASIPP, China) Error field sensitivities in tokamaks
• Clayton Myers (PPPL, USA) A multi-machine analysis of non-axisymmetric and rotating halo currents
• Dov Rhodes (Columbia University, USA)Shaping effects on stability limits and control of resistive-plasma resistive-wall modes
• Chiara Piron (Consorzio RFX, Italy) Model-based real-time scenario monitoring for transient event prediction with RAPTOR
• Marco Gobbin (Consorzio RFX, Italy) Effects of 3D fields on disruption generated runaway electrons in AUG, TCV and RFX-mod
• Shizuo Inoue (QST, Japan) Nonlinear MHD simulation of active control of locked modes
• Alessandro Pau (Univ. of Cagliari, Italy) A machine-learning approach for disruption prediction
• Matthew Parsons (PPPL, USA) Advanced statistical analysis of disruption databases
• Zane Taylor (ORAU, USA) Interaction of multiple MHD modes as the origin of the hybrid scenario in DIII-D
• Andreas Bierwage (QST, Japan) Shear Alfven and ion sound waves in high-beta tokamak plasmas