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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…

Free online event for teachers, 6 October 2023

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…

The 9th Fusion Day took place on November 15 in Vienna.

Plasma instabilities are a major challenge for fusion reactors like ITER. A research team from the Vienna University of Technology,…

European researchers study the behavior of helium plasmas to test the interaction with wall material

"Powering Fusion. Empowering women."

"Fusion is necessary to convert our energy system into a CO2 neutral one. It’s not just an option, it is necessary." - Franz…

EUROfusion presents past and future fusion research highlights

Prize for outstanding master theses in the field of nuclear fusion research

Report on activities of the Austrian Fusion Research Unit in 2020 and 2021

Interview with Prof. Friedrich Aumayr (TU Vienna) about nuclear fusion in TUW Magazine.

Lei Chen, former PhD student at the Institute for Ion Physics and Applied Physics (University of Innsbruck)

"I admire the greatness of the idea and the attempt to recreate the energy that feeds big stars and which would mean the end of…

At the world's largest fusion facility, JET, in Culham near Oxford, UK, European scientists produced stable plasmas with an energy…

"Controlling the fusion process is probably one of the greatest scientific and technical challenges in human history" - DI Michael…