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Researchers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have made significant strides in understanding plasma turbulence in magnetic fusion devices through a new method using pulse reflectometry. Led by O. Krutkin, the team employed a on

Researchers from the National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology in Japan, led by T. Wakatsuki, have made significant strides in the realm of nuclear fusion energy, focusing on the JT-60SA project. Their recent study, published in the jour

Researchers at the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, led by C. Giroud, have made significant strides in nuclear fusion technology through their recent experiments at the Joint European Torus (JET). Their study, published in the journal “Nuclear

Researchers at the Institute of Fusion Science, Southwest Jiaotong University in Chengdu, China, have made significant strides in understanding plasma turbulence, a critical challenge in the development of fusion energy. In a study published in the j

An editorial published in ‘Nuclear Fusion’ has drawn attention to the evolving landscape of nuclear fusion research and its implications for commercial applications. While specific details about the lead author and their affiliation remain undisclose

The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project has reached a significant milestone with the successful evaluation of the vacuum vessel (VV), a key component of the tokamak fusion reactor. This evaluation was detailed in a recent

Recent advances in high-energy-density physics have been made with the successful fabrication of high-concentration copper-doped deuterated targets, a significant development for fast ignition experiments. This research, led by Tomokazu Ikeda from th

Recent research published in ‘Nuclear Fusion’ has shed light on the development of a reduced model for the ITER divertor, a critical component in the quest for sustainable nuclear fusion energy. Led by P.C. Stangeby from the University of Toronto’s I

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

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