Roberts will be honored for his "tireless efforts over the past two decades to make ITER a reality." He will also be recognized for his "early efforts to promote the construction of the first U.S. DT-burning tokamak, that led ultimately to the construction of TFTR, and his continuing devotion to international collaborations and to the technology and facilities needed to make fusion power a reality."
The award will be presented at Fusion Power Associates Annual Meeting and Symposium, October 11-12 at the Capitol Hill Club in Washington, DC. The presentation will be in the morning of October 11.
Previous recipients of Fusion Power Associates Special Awards are posted at http://fusionpower.org