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Researchers look to diamond detectors to solve fusion’s extreme radiation challenge
Still, major engineering challenges remain before fusion can reach commercial readiness. UC Santa Cruz joins researchers from ...
Physicists at UC Santa Cruz will receive $555,000 of that to develop a literal gem of a monitoring system that such power plants will need to safely generate fusion energy—a system that incorporates ...
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US startup’s fusion energy device hits record plasma pressure rivaling Earth’s crust
US startup Zap Energy has brought fusion energy closer to reality by generating 1.6 GPa plasma pressures inside its FuZE-3 ...
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Scientists advance the quest for the ultimate power source
In a significant stride towards sustainable energy, British scientists have recently made a major breakthrough in nuclear ...
While the world's only major fusion power effort -- ITER -- continues to trundle along, with an eventual first-fusion date of 2027 at a cost of more than $20 billion to taxpayers, there's a small lab ...
Most of the methods we currently use to produce power come with substantial drawbacks such as pollution or limited availability. Reliable fusion power could theoretically change all that. By ...
New computer simulation forecasts a surprisingly optimistic heat load for future fusion facilities designed to harvest on Earth the fusion that powers the sun and stars to generate electricity.
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