Luxherta Buzi
Research Associate
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Princeton University
United States of America
Biography
Luxherta Buzi have always been fascinated by science because it feeds my curiosity for discovery and understanding. Fusion research is particularly interesting because it concerns the future of humanity. She was first intrigued by it during my high school studies. While learning about the phases of matter, she asked her physics professor what happens to a gas if you heat it to extremely high temperatures. At that time the explanation she received was the basic definition of plasma as an ionized gas and the terrestrial confinement with magnetic fields. Since plasma physics is not taught as a Master’s programme in Albania,she decided to apply for a European Erasmus Mundus scholarship.
Research Interest
Experimental Physics,Nuclear Physics and Plasma Physics
Publications
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A Litnovsky, M Matveeva, A Herrmann, V Rohde, M Mayer, et.al, Nuclear Fusion, 53, 073033
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Luxherta Buzi, G De Temmerman, B Unterberg, M Reinhart, T Dittmar, et.al, 2015, Influence of tungsten microstructure and ion flux on deuterium plasma-induced surface modifications and deuterium retention, Journal of nuclear materials, 463, 320-324
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Luxherta Buzi, Greg De Temmerman, Bernhard Unterberg, Michael Reinhart, Andrey Litnovsky,et.al, 2014, Influence of particle flux density and temperature on surface modifications of tungsten and deuterium retention, 455, 316-319
