Only through unified action and following regulations can the society can get back on its feet quickly.

Tony Donné talks about why he believes in EUROfusion.

Fusion Writer Michael Griener looks at the importance of the plasma edge.

Siobhan Smith takes pictures of simulated plasmas - essentially photographing code.

José Vicente writes that civic force may play an important role in the economics and importance of fusion on the global energy system.

The EUROfusion General Assembly has unanimously decided to ask Tony Donné to continue as Programme Manager of EUROfusion.

Fanny Fouin, Senior Mechanical Engineer on ITER’s giant DRHS robot, discusses diversity, creative problem solving and collaboration on the...

Welcome to the challenge faced by the designers for ITER, an international effort to create a proof-of-principle nuclear fusion reactor.

In the Fusion Writers' issue of Fusion In Europe, Antonio Magnanimo gives some indepth inofrmation about Ultracapacitors.

Patrícia Martins Raposo-Weinberger advocates using storytelling as a teaching tool for physics.

An alumni perspective on the challenge of fusion education

A story is set in 70 years in the future. It's end of life for the sarcophagus made to contain Reactor 4’s radioactivity...

Alejandro Vázquez Cortés writes, "Fusion is more than a scientific pursuit. "

Adam Termote, a postgraduate in the environmental social sciences with a keen interest in the politics and democratic implications of scientific and...

Featuring 11 stories from fusioneers, and a chance to vote for your favourite!

Codes have developed to the point where researchers can model expected results ahead of an experiment. Read more.

Former fusion researchers are founders of APREX Solutions a software that tracks and analyses videos regardless of their quality.

An innovative device to prevent plasma from melting or damaging components of the reactor wall in JET has been used in experiments for the first time.

Welcome back to our "long read" series. This time, it's an "Outside Insight" into different fusion technologies.

In this issue of Fusion In Europe, editor Karl Tischler looks for answers to the question “Why Fusion?”