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JET to test electronics in fusion environments

Joint study will investigate impact of neutrons on the performance of electronics exposed to fusion energy conditions

Spanish university student Patricia González Piquero won a EUROfusion prize visit to the JET facilities in Culham, UK.

ENEA, EUROfusion and CINECA signed an agreement to build a latest generation supercomputer for fusion energy research.

University of Malta and Malta Council for Science and Technology join European fusion programme.

An accidental discovery at the IPP tokamak ASDEX-Upgrade could point the way to more compact fusion power plants.

PhD graduate Ricky van Kampen develops technique to describes transport of groundwater, tokamak heat and other processes

Frascati Neutron Generator – three decades of powering materials research for fusion devices with 14 MeV neutron beams

Power plasma with gigajoule energy turnover generated for eight minutes

Russian invasion of Ukraine underscores importance of pursuing peace, sustainable energy and energy independence