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Speeding the development of fusion power to create unlimited energy on Earth A look at the pathway to a compact fusion facility equipped with high-temperature superconducting magnets.
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DOE extends University PPPL contract Princeton University will continue to manage and operate the DOE’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.
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Novel experiment validates a widely speculated mechanism in the growth of heavenly bodies Unique MRI device confirms a key aspect of the physics behind the formation of stars and planets.
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The US Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science has announced USD30 million of funding for experimental research on magnetic fusion energy science to be carried out at international tokamak facilities.
Jeff Bezos and others have sunk more than $127 million into General Fusion, a start-up trying to commercialize fusion energy.
Scientists broke complex magnetic fields—and might have simultaneously figured out how to make green energy cheaper.
In series of talks, researchers describe major effort to address climate change through carbon-free power.
The European Union-funded Joint European Torus near Oxford can operate until the end of March, but its future after Brexit is uncertain.
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