Peter Rindt

Peter Rindt is a University Researcher at the Eindhoven University of Technology, affiliated with the School of Science and Technology and the Department of Applied Physics and Science Education. His work focuses on nuclear fusion, liquid metal technologies, and plasma-material interactions.

• Education: MSc in Applied Physics

Research Interests: Rindt’s research explores liquid lithium and tungsten applications in fusion reactors, deuterium retention mechanisms, and vapor shielding phenomena. He contributes to advancements in nuclear reactor engineering and plasma physics.

Publication Trends: Recent work addresses liquid-metal divertor design, deuterium behavior in fusion environments, and sustainability assessments. His studies often employ nuclear reaction analysis and experimental fusion reactor modeling.

Labs & Collaborations: Rindt co-develops the LiMeS-Lab and NanoLab@TU/e facilities, focusing on liquid-metal shield technologies and thermal stress analysis for fusion reactors.