Spotlight
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Ten not-to-be-missed PPPL stories from 2019 — plus a triple bonus! Arms control robots and accelerating the drive to bring fusion energy to Earth are among achievements that made 2019 another remarkable PPPL year.
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Nuclear warheads? This robot can find them Device under development at PPPL and Princeton University for arms control and nuclear safeguard uses.
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Staircase to the stars: Turbulence in fusion plasmas may not be all bad Surprise finding challenges scientific assumptions.
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Fusion Around the World
Tokamak Energy, the nuclear startup who are aiming to produce grid connected fusion power by 2030, have raised £67m in a funding round.
A nuclear fusion start-up backed by billionaire Jeff Bezos raised more than $100 million to help design and build a demonstration power plant.
Fusion power researchers at TAE Technologies employ Argonne supercomputers to develop magnetic fusion plasma confinement devices as a means to generate unlimited electricity.
ARPA-E Provides Funding to Support Lower-Cost Fusion Energy Concepts
Scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory are assembling a novel effort to produce fusion energy.
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