The presentations include:

Current Perspectives on Fossil Fuel Reserves

- John Sheffield, Joint Inst. for Energy and Environment, U. Tenn.

Fusion as a Source for Hydrogen Production

- Mike Campbell and Ken Schultz, General Atomics

Plans for Early Ignition on NIF

- John Lindl, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Development Paths for Inertial Fusion Energy

- Mike Campbell, General Atomics

Status of Planning for ITER

- Ned Sauthoff, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Status and Promise of Compact Stellarator

- Hutch Neilson, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Status and Promise of Compact Tori and Magnetized Target Fusion

- Glen Wurden, Los Alamos National Laboratory

Fusion Technology R&D Needed Now for Magnetic Fusion Energy

- Neil Morley. University of California, Los Angeles

Status of High Average Power Laser Program

- John Sethian, U. S. Naval Research Laboratory

Status of Z-pinch IFE Program

- Craig Olson, Sandia National Laboratory

Status of Heavy Ion Fusion Program

- Grant Logan, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Perspectives on Fusion Electric Power Plants: Critical R&D Issues

- Farrokh Najmabadi, University of California, San Diego

Thoughts on Fusion Energy Development Strategies

- Dale Meade, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Fusion Energy Sciences Update

- N. Anne Davies, U. S. Dept. of Energy

Inertial Confinement Fusion and the NIF Project Update

- Chris Keane, U. S. Dept. of Energy