Online Event, 27. November 2025

"I was mostly fascinated by the complexity and beauty of non-linear turbulent systems like fusion plasmas." - Fabian Grander (University of Innsbruck)

Robert Babin (Graz University of Technology) receives award for outstanding master theses in the field of nuclear fusion research

"What drew me to fusion was its idea: a clean, efficient energy source that could address global issues." - Dipl.-Ing. Martina Fellinger (University of Technology of Vienna)

The 11th Fusion day took place on November 8 in Innsbruck.

Markus Markl from TU Graz receives EUROfusion Bernard Bigot Researcher Grant 2025

“An energy source that is emission free, renewable and uses almost no fuel sounded too good to be true… Being a gear in the machine that tries to make it happen gives a sense of application that I enjoy.” - Dipl.-Ing. Johannes Brötzner (University of…

Report on activities of the Austrian Fusion Research Unit in 2022 and 2023

The latest tritium experiments at the Joint European Torus have delivered a new fusion energy record as well as further findings that will be of great importance for future fusion facilities. Austrian researchers were also involved in the…

Official inauguration of the most powerful fusion experimental device to date

The 10th Fusion Day took place on November 24 in Leoben.

The experiments explored fusion processes and control techniques that will exist under similar conditions in future fusion power plants.

Detailed overview of fusion research

Special issue of Nuclear Fusion devoted to results of 2021 experiments

Three decades of fusion research at EPFL

At the end of August, the third campaign with deuterium and tritium began at the Joint European Tokamak

"Transitioning to a post fossil fuel society and covering our growing and growing energy demand for the foreseeable future is humanity’s most important task for the next decades" - Dipl.-Ing. Alexander Bodenseher (University of Technology of Vienna)

On June 25, 1983, JET started experimental operation

New exhibition at the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology

"Nuclear fusion has a potential to change the way we produce energy, which then opens a whole new chain of opportunities in technology and environment and culture and politics." - Dipl.-Ing. Lidija Radovanovic (University of Technology of Vienna)