Recent research published in ‘Nuclear Fusion’ has unveiled promising developments in managing high-Z impurities, specifically tungsten, in fusion-grade H-mode plasmas at the JET-ILW tokamak. The study, led by A.R. Field from the United Kingdom Atomic
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Recent research published in the journal Nuclear Fusion has shed light on the complex interactions between fishbone instabilities and internal transport barriers (ITBs) in plasma within tokamak reactors, specifically the Experimental Advanced Superco
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Recent research published in the journal “Nuclear Fusion” has made significant strides in understanding how lower hybrid (LH) waves interact with turbulence in plasma, particularly in fusion reactors like Alcator C-Mod. Led by Bodhi Biswas from the P
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Recent research published in the journal “Nuclear Fusion” introduces a groundbreaking approach to laser-direct-drive inertial confinement fusion, a technique that holds promise for achieving sustainable nuclear fusion energy. The study, led by A. Shv
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Recent research led by G.Z. Hao from the Southwestern Institute of Physics in China has unveiled promising advancements in the field of nuclear fusion, particularly regarding the control of edge localized modes (ELMs) in tokamaks. The study, publishe
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Recent research led by Byung Chul Kim from the Korea Institute of Fusion Energy has shed light on the classification of nuclear fusion waste generated by the K-DEMO reactor, a significant step in advancing fusion energy technology. Published in the j
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A recent workshop has shed light on the urgent need for negative emissions technologies (NETs) as part of the global strategy to combat climate change. Organized by a group of 34 experts, including scientists, engineers, and policymakers, the worksho
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Recent research conducted by Naek Siregar from Universitas Lampung highlights the growing importance of regulating sensitive space technology across ASEAN countries. Published in the “Lampung Journal of International Law,” this study emphasizes that
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A recent study led by Sarah Lück from the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change in Berlin has shed light on the evolving landscape of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) governance and policy. Published in the journal “Frontiers i
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A recent study published in “Physics Letters B” explores a groundbreaking concept in cosmology known as the quantum Big-Bounce. Led by Simone Lo Franco from the Department of Physics at “Sapienza” University of Rome, the research investigates how an
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