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New DANfusion consortium brings together groups from four Danish universities to strengthen the nation’s fusion research
Young fusion researchers shine in the 35th student competition for Hungarian university students.
Researchers of KIT have developed an innovative approach to making brittle Tungsten soft.
High Performance Computing plays an important role in the field of nuclear fusion.
EU-US breakthrough: new technique protects fusion devices from damage by fast electrons erupting from their hot plasma
Imagine having to repair the biggest fusion device without being able to step inside.
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.
How a clever plasma-heating technique may let fusion researchers study and calm their fickle plasmas.
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