The quest for safer and more efficient nuclear energy continues to evolve, with new research illuminating the intricate dance of atomic defects under irradiation. A recent study led by Fa-rong Wan from the School of Materials Science and Engineering
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In a significant advancement for fusion energy research, scientists at the EAST Tokamak have unveiled promising results regarding the I-mode plasma confinement through real-time lithium injection. This innovative approach could reshape the future of
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Researchers at the Southwestern Institute of Physics and Nankai University have made a significant breakthrough in plasma physics that could revolutionize the way we manage magnetic equilibrium in fusion reactors. Their innovative neural network mode
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In a groundbreaking development for nuclear fusion research, scientists have successfully modeled an X-point radiating (XPR) regime using neon (Ne) seed impurity in the ITER project, marking a significant advancement in our understanding of plasma be
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Recent advancements in nuclear fusion technology could pave the way for more efficient energy production, as highlighted by groundbreaking research on radiofrequency sheath rectification conducted by W. Tierens and his team at the Oak Ridge National
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Recent research published in the journal “Molecular Medicine” sheds light on the intricate relationship between epigenetics and obesity, revealing potential pathways for innovative therapeutic interventions. The study, led by Rui-lin Li from the Depa
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In a groundbreaking study published in the EPJ Web of Conferences, researchers have taken significant strides in understanding the interactions of neutrons with aluminum and magnesium nuclei, which are critical for advancements in structural fusion m
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In a significant advancement for fusion energy research, a recent study led by Joseph P. Ziegel from the Institute for Fusion Studies at The University of Texas at Austin has unveiled innovative methods for detecting neoclassical tearing modes (NTMs)
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Recent advancements in fusion energy research have taken a significant step forward with the publication of a groundbreaking study in the journal ‘Nuclear Fusion.’ The research, led by F. Eriksson from the UKAEA, focuses on the ITER project, which ai
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Recent research published in the journal ‘Nuclear Fusion’ has shed light on the complexities of plasma behavior in fusion reactors, particularly focusing on the pedestal density structure in H-mode plasmas. This study, led by S. Mordijck from
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