How can you quickly shut down runaway electrons in a fusion plasma? Shattering pellets of hydrogen ice may hold the answer.

We talk to plasma physics expert professor Hartmut Zohm at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics for his expert insight.

Tuesday 10 November is the UNESCO World Science Day for Peace and Development. As a member of the European science organisation EIROforum, EUROfusion...

On 29 October UKAEA produced first plasma in their new fusion device MAST Upgrade. We look at how European researchers contributed and what MAST-U...

A new Cooperation Agreement allows EUROfusion researchers to join work on ITER's largest heating system

The fascination of fusion and the power of international team work - interview with Alessandro Bonito-Oliva

EUROfusion consortium member DIFFER has shared some exciting news! Their linear device Magnum PSI has broken some new ground again! Read on!

New study reveals ground-breaking insights into neutron damage on superconducting magnets.

In part 2 we look at the people creating solutions for open science for EUROfusion.

A vital discovery on how to force the extreme heatload away from a fusion reactor’s exhaust system while maintaining high performance has been...

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.