• Fusion Research, ITER Project

    International nuclear fusion research pursues the goal of developing an environmentally friendly, safe and sustainable energy source. The Fusion@ÖAW Coordination Office bundles the research and development projects from Austrian research institutes and companies. In addition, Fusion@ÖAW is responsible for the dissemination of information about the current status of the ITER project to industry and other stakeholders.

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    Education of the "Generation ITER"

    International nuclear fusion research pursues the goal of developing an environmentally friendly, safe and sustainable energy source. The Fusion@ÖAW Coordination Office bundles the research and development projects from Austrian research institutes and companies. In addition, Fusion@ÖAW is responsible for the dissemination of information about the current status of the ITER project to industry and other stakeholders.

  • Fusion Research, Cooperation with JET

    International nuclear fusion research pursues the goal of developing an environmentally friendly, safe and sustainable energy source. The Fusion@ÖAW Coordination Office bundles the research and development projects from Austrian research institutes and companies. In addition, Fusion@ÖAW is responsible for the dissemination of information about the current status of the ITER project to industry and other stakeholders.

  • What is Fusion?

    International nuclear fusion research pursues the goal of developing an environmentally friendly, safe and sustainable energy source. The Fusion@ÖAW Coordination Office bundles the research and development projects from Austrian research institutes and companies. In addition, Fusion@ÖAW is responsible for the dissemination of information about the current status of the ITER project to industry and other stakeholders.

  • Wendelstein 7-X

    International nuclear fusion research pursues the goal of developing an environmentally friendly, safe and sustainable energy source. The Fusion@ÖAW Coordination Office bundles the research and development projects from Austrian research institutes and companies. In addition, Fusion@ÖAW is responsible for the dissemination of information about the current status of the ITER project to industry and other stakeholders.

International nuclear fusion research pursues the goal of developing an environmentally friendly, safe and sustainable energy source. The Fusion@ÖAW Coordination Office bundles the research and development projects from Austrian research institutes and companies. In addition, Fusion@ÖAW is responsible for the dissemination of information about the current status of the ITER project to industry and other stakeholders.

 

Austrian Fusion Research Unit


Erich-Schmid-Institut für Materialwissenschaft

Technische Universität Graz

Research Studios Austria Forschungsgesellschaft

Universität Innsbruck

Technische Universität Wien

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Head of Research Unit (HRU)

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Friedrich Aumayr
Institut für Angewandte Physik - Technische Universität Wien
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