EUROfusion news

Record-breaking 59 megajoules of sustained fusion energy demonstrates potential of fusion

Fusion scientists talk about sharing their insights at the JET tokamak with future generations of researchers.

Major improvements have made the European fusion device JET an ideal technology test platform for ITER.

The EUROfusion consortium starts its new, comprehensive approach to developing fusion energy.

New Consortium Member: the University of Malta! Interview with M. Muscat and P. Mollicone from the fusion research group

Collaboration within EUROfusion, EPFL and UKAEA continues; Interview with Ambrogio Fasoli and Ian Chapman

Prof. Sibylle Günter (IPP and EUROfusion) talks at the fusion panel discussion at COP26.

Triggering artificial solar flares early may help protect the inner wall of fusion research devices.

New DANfusion consortium brings together groups from four Danish universities to strengthen the nation’s fusion research