Recent advancements in plasma physics have unveiled a significant breakthrough in managing edge localized turbulence (ELT) within tokamaks, particularly the HL-2A facility in China. Researchers, led by G.Q. Xue from the School of Physics at Dalian Un
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In a significant advancement for the field of inertial confinement fusion, researchers have unveiled a comprehensive study focusing on the optimization of beam chamber geometries for direct-drive laser facilities. The research, led by D. Viala from t
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In a significant advancement for the field of plasma physics, researchers have unveiled a semi-automated algorithm designed to optimize the construction of divertor and limiter plates in stellarators. This innovative approach, spearheaded by Robert D
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Recent advancements in fusion energy research have highlighted the crucial role of divertor geometry in enhancing plasma performance and achieving detachment in tokamaks. The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) in China has been at t
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Recent research published in the journal ‘Nuclear Fusion’ sheds light on the behavior of edge coherent modes (ECMs) in plasma, a critical component for advancing fusion energy technology. This study, led by Z.Q. Zhou from the University of Science an
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Recent advancements in fusion energy research have highlighted the critical role of impurity management in achieving efficient and sustainable plasma confinement. A groundbreaking study led by Guoliang Xu from the Institute of Plasma Physics at the H
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In a significant leap for fusion research, scientists at the Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik have provided the first experimental confirmation of the unique geometry effects of the island scrape-off layer (SOL) in the Wendelstein 7-X (W7-X) stel
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In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Journal of Engineering Science’, researchers have made significant strides in developing a new neutron multiplier that could revolutionize the future of fusion energy. The research, led by Ping-ping Liu from th
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Recent advancements in friction welding technology highlight a significant leap in manufacturing processes, particularly for the energy sector. Researchers at Tsinghua University, led by Han Zhang from the Department of Mechanical Engineering, have p
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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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