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Dr Anna Ghorbanpour Tamajan

Dr Anna Ghorbanpour Tamajan

Senior Research Associate
Engineering
Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications

Esmat (Anna) Ghorbanpour is a research associate specializing in fusion energy. She joined the University of New South Wales in December 2024,  in partnership with HB11 Energy Holdings Pty Ltd through the Australian Research Council (ARC) program.

Anna obtained her Ph.D. in  2020 from the University of Guilan, Iran, and has taught undergraduates there. She also spent one year at the University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy, as a visiting researcher, conducting experimental research on a plasma device.

Anna’s research covers a wide range of topics in nuclear and laser-plasma physics, focusing on achieving breakthroughs in laser-driven fusion. Her current research focuses on the theory and analysis of Inertial Confinement Fusion, particularly the potential of proton-11Boron fusion, through the company’s links and collaborations with leading institutions worldwide.
E-mail
e.ghorbanpour@unsw.edu.au
  • Journal articles | 2021
    Alex P; Barni R; Ghorbanpour E; Riccardi C, 2021, 'A study of the electrical characteristics of a double plug probe aimed to the measurement of plasma fluctuations in a toroidal magnetized plasma', Review of Scientific Instruments, 92, http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/5.0040382
    Journal articles | 2019
    Ghorbanpour E; Ghasemizad A; Khoshbinfar S, 2019, 'Non-equilibrium ignition criterion for magnetized deuterium–tritium fuel', Nuclear Science and Techniques, 30, http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s41365-019-0592-4
  • Conference Papers | 2019
    Barni R; Ghorbanpour E; Abbaszadeh T; Riccardi C, 2019, 'Properties of density, temperature and electric field structures in the turbulent regime of the simply magnetised toroidal plasma device THORELLO', in 46th Eps Conference on Plasma Physics Eps 2019
    Conference Papers | 2019
    Ghorbanpour E; Barni R; Riccardi C, 2019, 'A plug-probe diagnostics for the measurement of electric field fluctuations in the turbulent state of the simply magnetised toroidal plasma device THORELLO', in 46th Eps Conference on Plasma Physics Eps 2019