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A cooled exhaust for Wendelstein 7-X

With newly-installed actively-cooled exhaust, Wendelstein 7-X will maintain fusion plasma for up to 30 minutes

Is it possible to obtain scientific data from a machine that has been disassembled since 2016?

Marco de Baar is now DIFFER’s scientific director, albeit in a challenging year.

Upgrade aims to stretch plasma discharges at high heating power to half an hour in duration.

Major advances in plasma modelling and simulation allow for predicting what a fusion plasma will do.

Researchers of KIT have developed an innovative approach to making brittle Tungsten soft.

Using machine learning is a promising trend in modelling the behaviour of the plasma inside a nuclear fusion reactor.

Construction of a unique machine for testing fusion components is underway at EUROfusion partner UKAEA.

Prof. Christian Theiler received the IAEA’s Nuclear Fusion Journal Award 2020