Harnessing plasma’s potential to provide near-limitless energy
Merging plasma physics and engineering for fusion applications
Unraveling the behavior of the fourth state of matter
Understanding and counteracting plasma’s effects on materials
Studying plasma’s reactions to extreme conditions
Drawing practical solutions from lab science
Julianna Mullen is the Communications Director at the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center, where she is responsible for all internal and external-facing communication efforts, including strategic communications, media relations, and public outreach. She develops and oversees content across platforms including web, social media, and print, and serves as the primary point of contact for press inquiries. Julianna works closely with PSFC leadership and research staff to translate technical content for external audiences, maintain the center’s branding and digital presence, and support education and outreach initiatives. She also collaborates with MIT offices and external partners on communications strategy.
BA, English and Biology, Wellesley College, 2007
MS, Marine Conservation and Biodiversity, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 2010
MFA, Creative Fiction Writing, New York University, 2012