In the quest for cleaner, more efficient energy, scientists are continually pushing the boundaries of fusion research. A recent study published in the journal *Nuclear Fusion* (formerly known as *Fusion Energy*) and led by Dr. K. He from the Institut
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In the quest to decarbonize industry, green hydrogen is emerging as a key player, and a recent study published in the *Journal of Ocean and Coastal Energy* has shed light on the most viable renewable energy sources to produce it. The research, led by
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In the bustling world of protein research, a novel method has emerged that could significantly impact our understanding of cellular processes, with potential ripples extending into the energy sector. Brianna Greenwood, a researcher from the Departmen
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In the quest to harness the power of fusion energy, scientists are continually refining their models to better understand and predict plasma behavior. A recent study published in the journal “Nuclear Fusion” (translated from the original Latin title)
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In a significant stride toward practical fusion energy, researchers at the University of Washington and MSNW LLC have unveiled a novel approach to achieving fusion gain using a compact reactor design. The study, published in the journal “Nuclear Fusi
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In the quest for advanced energy solutions, a recent study published in the journal *Nature Scientific Reports* has shed new light on the behavior of copper wires under extreme conditions. The research, led by F. B. Diab of the Plasma and Nuclear Fus
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In a significant stride towards decarbonizing power generation, researchers have explored the potential of co-firing ammonia, hydrogen, and methanol with natural gas in a 100 MW natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) power plant. The study, led by Jeongja
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In a significant stride towards enhancing the efficiency and durability of energy conversion devices, researchers have developed a novel approach to improve metal-supported reversible proton ceramic cells (MS-rPCCs). This breakthrough, published in t
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In a groundbreaking development for fusion energy research, scientists have unveiled EFIT-mini, a novel algorithm that combines the precision of physics-based models with the computational prowess of neural networks. This hybrid approach promises to
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