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In a significant leap forward for fusion energy research, a team from Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory has unveiled QUADCOIL, a groundbreaking method for optimizing stellarator coils. This innovative approach not only streamlines the design proces

In a groundbreaking study published in The Astrophysical Journal, researchers have unveiled a fascinating potential technosignature that could emerge from advanced extraterrestrial civilizations harnessing deuterium-deuterium (DD) nuclear fusion as t

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Nuclear Fusion’, researchers have made significant strides in understanding the brittle failure of graphite under the influence of runaway electrons (RE). This research, led by S. Ratynskaia from the Space and

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled critical insights into the behavior of tungsten (W) under extreme conditions, particularly in the context of nuclear fusion. As the leading candidate for materials that will face the harsh realitie

In the quest for sustainable energy, nuclear fusion stands out as a beacon of potential, promising to deliver vast amounts of energy with minimal environmental impact. However, the road to operational fusion reactors is fraught with challenges, parti

In a significant leap for the field of inertial fusion energy, researchers have unveiled new insights into how laser bandwidth affects laser absorption and the complex interplay of laser-plasma instabilities. This groundbreaking study, led by Ning Ka

Recent research led by Dingzong Zhang from the College of Physics and Electronic Engineering at Hengyang Normal University and the Institute of Plasma Physics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences has unveiled intriguing insights into the behavior of pl

Recent research has unveiled a groundbreaking role for talin-1 (TLN1), a protein primarily recognized for its involvement in cell adhesion, suggesting it also plays a pivotal part in gene expression. This study, led by Alejandro J. Da Silva from the

Recent research led by Kosuke Kataoka from the Graduate School of Energy Science at Kyoto University sheds light on a critical challenge in the development of nuclear fusion technology: the corrosion behavior of structural materials used in breeding

Researchers at the Extreme Light Infrastructure – Nuclear Physics facility have made a groundbreaking advancement in high-power laser technology, significantly enhancing the temporal contrast of their 10 PW laser system. This development could have f