Spotlight
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PPPL physicists win funding to lead a DOE exascale computing project A proposal from scientists at PPPL has been chosen as part of a national initiative to develop the next generation of supercomputers
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First results of NSTX-U research operations presented at the International Atomic Energy Agency Conference in Kyoto, Japan Initial findings and related experiments and simulations presented during the 2016 biennial conference
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How Does Fusion Energy Work? Fusion is the energy source of the sun and stars.
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Major next steps for fusion energy based on the spherical tokamak design Spherical tokamaks could serve as a model for unlimited carbon-free energy.
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A major upgrade of the Lithium Tokamak Experiment at PPPL will explore liquid lithium as a first wall for hot plasmas Engineers are installing a powerful neutral beam injector.
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Fusion Around the World
Final step of the WEST project: in-situ impregnation of the divertor coils
Korean Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) reactor creates world record 70-second high performance plasma.
Module fabrication for the "heartbeat of ITER"—the 1,000-tonne central solenoid at the centre of the ITER magnet system—is underway at the General Atomics Magnet Development Facility in Poway, California.
The momentum in the impressive Poloidal Field (PF) coils facility is growing as works are accelerating.
Building on renewed confidence achieved through the past 18 months of sustained strong performance in construction and manufacturing, the updated 2016-2035 schedule reflects the consensus and integrated efforts of the ITER Organization and the seven Domestic Agencies.
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