Spotlight
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From the cosmos to fusion plasmas, PPPL presents findings at global APS gathering Recent work illuminates laboratory research.
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Surprise finding: Discovering a previously unknown role for a source of magnetic fields The findings could improve understanding of a universal process that can disrupt cell phone service and power grids.
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Discovered: Optimal magnetic fields for suppressing instabilities in tokamaks A highly successful method for controlling flare-like bursts of energy that can damage fusion facilities.
PPPL News
Fusion Around the World
The space-age alternative energy source may be on the verge of a breakthrough.
The Canadian government says it’s investing $37.5 million (49.3 million Canadian dollars) in General Fusion, a British Columbia company that aims to build a prototype plant powered by nuclear fusion.
The Duke was at Culham to mark the end of construction of the UK’s new nuclear fusion experiment, MAST Upgrade.
Novel design could help shed excess heat in next-generation fusion power plants.
Plasma Science and Fusion Center researchers discover a path to overcoming the plasma density limit in their quest for steady-state fusion.
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