Hugo J. de Blank

Dr. Hugo J. de Blank is a University Lecturer in the Department of Applied Physics and Science Education at Eindhoven University of Technology, specializing in nuclear fusion and plasma physics. His work focuses on tokamak device simulations, divertor detachment dynamics, and magnetic confinement.

Research Interests:

• Tokamak Device Physics
• Anisotropic Diffusion Engineering
• Fusion Plasmas
• Magnetic Field Engineering
• Magnetohydrodynamic Generator Engineering

Publications Trend: Recent research centers on computational modeling of plasma behavior in fusion reactors, with emphasis on collisional processes, energy dissipation, and experimental validation using tools like SOLPS-ITER and B2.5-Eunomia. Collaborative work spans international institutions, including DIFFER.

Teaching: He contributes to courses such as Fusion Basics, Magnetic Confinement and MHD of Fusion Plasmas, and Fusion Master Class, bridging physics and engineering perspectives.