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S. Madeleine is a nuclear fusion engineer whose work focuses on the design, remote handling, and maintenance of critical ITER components. Her key research areas include port plug engineering, virtual reality (VR) applications for fusion device assembly, and the development of robust remote handling systems for hazardous environments. Madeleine’s major contribution is her pioneering integration of VR tools into the engineering lifecycle of ITER’s equatorial port plugs, enabling precise design validation and operator training for complex, high-stakes maintenance tasks. Her most-cited paper, “ITER Equatorial Port plug engineering: Design and remote handling activities supported by Virtual Reality tools” (2011), has garnered 6 citations, establishing a foundation for digital twin methodologies in fusion engineering. This work demonstrates how immersive simulations can reduce risks and costs in tokamak assembly and operation. Madeleine’s achievements highlight her role at the intersection of fusion technology and advanced simulation, offering a model for future reactor maintenance strategies. Her research is essential for students and engineers interested in the practical challenges of building and sustaining next-generation fusion devices.
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