EPFL will soon be home to a European hub for high-performance computing focused on fusion power – a potential source of clean, risk-free energy. As...

Culham scientists are to develop a new software code capable of fast-tracking designs for future fusion power plants.

How a clever plasma-heating technique may let fusion researchers study and calm their fickle plasmas.

Operating modes developed for JET, ITER and DEMO / only tungsten machine worldwide

EUROfusion E-TASC enables 19 theory and advanced simulation projects

Can you boost laser-driven fusion implosions by seeding the fuel with gold? A creative idea from the world of nanoplasmonics fails to take root in...

The EUROfusion consortium for the realisation of fusion energy has awarded 16 Enabling Research Projects to scientists across Europe. These grants...

Tiny hand-made pellets may show the way to tracking how unwanted impurities migrate throughout fusion plasmas.

During its last campaign in 2020, the French WEST tokamak continued to put wall solutions for ITER to the test.

How a novel control system can regulate heat loss and detachment in fusion experiments.

EUROfusion is proud to announce the relaunch of Fusion in Europe magazine as a digital newsletter.

For two years, the Belgian nuclear research lab SCK CEN tested materials for ITER and beyond with extreme heat and neutron irradiation

Challenging projects make the young fusion industry flourish

F4E has launched the “Technology Transfer Award” to inject new dynamism in the market and reward European companies and laboratories that can present...

How fusion alumnus Antonis Sergis developed a dentists' protocol to reduce Coronavirus spread

News from CCFE: JET defies Covid to post a record-breaking year

News from the Swiss Plasma Center at EPFL

From 19 to 25 November 2020, an independent expert panel reviewed EUROfusion's R&D and design work on DEMO, the future demonstration fusion power...

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.