The Consortium for the promotion of IFMIF-DONES in Granada begins with the first meeting of its Governing Council.

Thanks to a newly-installed actively-cooled exhaust, the German stellarator Wendelstein 7-X at IPP Greifswald will be able to maintain its fusion...

On June 9th, a consortium agreement was signed to promote the Spanish bid to host the international fusion materials research facility IFMIF-DONES in...

Is it possible to obtain scientific data from a machine that has been disassembled since 2016? The team of the RFX Consortium believes so.

The final of the ITER Robots competition took place on June 15, in the gymnasium of the College of Puy Sainte Reparade. Check out this video summary!

ITER will provide a unique opportunity to test mock-ups of different breeding blanket concepts.

Marco de Baar always knew that he would eventually hold a senior position in research. But he never thought this would be possible at DIFFER, the...

Culham scientists will share their expert research at the 47th European Physical Society’s (EPS) Plasma Physics conference this week (June 21 – June...

An upgrade to the optimized stellarator fusion experiment Wendelstein 7-X at IPP in Greifswald, Germany will make it possible to stretch plasma...

Major advances in plasma modelling and simulation allow for predicting what a fusion plasma will do instead of needing to interpret after the fact.

Two researchers from the Portuguese EUROfusion member IPFN contributed with oral presentations to the 4th edition of European Conference on Plasmas...

F4E Diagnostics and their supplier IDOM have performed extensive tests on the connectors that will carry ITER data from inside the experiment to...

The EUROfusion consortium for the realisation of fusion energy has awarded eleven EUROfusion Researcher Grants (ERG) to talented post-doctoral...

Triggering artificial solar flares early may help protect the inner wall of fusion research devices, show EUROfusion researchers.

As part of a long-running collaboration with Europe, ORNL is supporting landmark experiments aiming for a fusion milestone.

A symposium on 18 June explores the historical, organisational, diplomatic and economical sides of fusion.

The new DANfusion consortium brings together groups from four Danish universities to strengthen the nation's fusion research.

Young fusion researchers shine in student competition.

Researchers of KIT have developed an innovative approach to making brittle Tungsten soft.

A new braking technique can protect future fusion devices from damage caused when fast electrons erupt from their 150-million-degree fusion plasma.