Setthivoine You

I am leading the development of the Helicity Drive, a fusion space propulsion engine.

I performed experimental and theoretical research in plasma physics with a focus on magnetic reconnection-heating, vector tomography, compact toroids, Taylor states, and plasma flows.

I performed experimental and theoretical research in plasma physics as the Principal Investigator of the MOCHI experiment to study plasma flows interact with magnetic fields for applications to fusion energy, advanced space propulsion, & laboratory astrophysics. Supported by an Early Career Award of the U.S. Department of Energy.

I performed experimental plasma physics research with applications to fusion energy, space and astrophysical plasmas, & plasma diagnostics. Supported by a Foreign Postdoctoral Fellowship, Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) and the University of Tokyo.

I performed experimental plasma physics research with applications to fusion energy, laboratory astrophysics, and advanced space propulsion. My focus was on spheromaks, flows and magnetic fields, and magnetic flux tubes.

I coded scientific data analysis software and an intranet portal.

I performed experimental and computational plasma physics research for fusion energy applications. The focus was on tokamak refuelling, density control, and spherical tokamaks, under the support of a Postgraduate Scholarship of the U.K. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).