USA - DOE

OFFICE OF FUSION ENERGY SCIENCES
OFFICE OF SCIENCE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Germantown Building/Routing Symbol (SC-50)
19901 Germantown Road
Germantown, Maryland 20874-1290

Telephone: +1 301 903 4941
Telefax: +1 301 903 8584
E-mail: Firstname.lastname@science.doe.gov

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR FUSION ENERGY SCIENCES (SC-50)

(SC-50) Associate Director:	Davies, N. Anne (ext. 4941)
(SC-50) Executive Assistant:	Opdenaker, Albert L. (ext. 4927)
(SC-50) Personal Assistant/Secretary:	Afzal, Shahida (ext. 4941)
(SC-50) Graphics Specialist:	Velthuis, Suellen (ext.2848)

(SC-52) International Activities & Facilities and Enabling Technologies Division

Director:	Roberts, Michael
Personal Assistant/Secretary:	Newton, Sandra

Telephone: +1 301 903 3068
Telefax: +1 301 903 1233
E-mail: Firstname.lastname@science.doe.gov
URL:   http://www.ofes.science.doe.gov

Berk, Sam (ext. 4171)
Frame, Debra (ext. 5771)

George, T. V. (ext. 4957)
Marton, Warren (ext. 4936)

Nardella, Gene (ext. 4956)

(SC-55) Research Division

Director:	Willis, John
Personal Assistant/Secretary:	Carlin, Marty

Telephone: +1 301 903 4095
Telefax: +1 301 903 4716
E-mail: Firstname.lastname@science.doe.gov
URL:   http://www.ofes.science.doe.gov

Bolton, Curtis (ext. 4914)
Crisp, Michael (ext. 4883)
Dagazian, Rostom (ext. 4926)
Dove, William (ext. 4911)
Eckstrand, Stephen (ext. 5546)

Finfgeld, Charles (ext. 3423)
Markevich, Darlene (ext. 4920)
McKnight, Ronald (ext. 4597)
Moore, T.J. (ext. 3563)
Oktay, Erol (ext. 4928)

Priester, Donald (ext. 3752)
Sadowski, Walter (ext. 4678)
Sauter, John (ext. 3287)

Research activities:
The U.S. Fusion Energy Sciences Program has been restructured from an energy technology development program to a fusion energy sciences program. The mission of the Fusion Energy Sciences (FES) program, a multi-purpose, scientific research effort, is to advance plasma science, fusion science, and fusion technology--the knowledge base needed for an economically and environmentally attractive fusion energy source. By providing support for the FES program, DOE serves a unique role as the only source of funding for fusion science and high temperature plasma physics in the United States, and as a major source of funds for general plasma science research.

The Policy Goals associated with this mission are:

• Advance plasma science and technology in pursuit of national science and technology goals.
• Develop fusion science, technology, and plasma confinement innovations as the central theme of the domestic program.
• Pursue fusion energy science and technology as a partner in the international effort.

This mission statement and its associated Policy Goals have been developed with extensive stakeholder input, and they have been endorsed by the Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) and the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board (SEAB).