The DEMO Low Aspect Ratio (LAR) Review, held from 17–20 November 2025, brought together scientists and engineers to assess progress on Europe’s fusion power plant concept (DEMO). The review marked a ...
Hefei, China — 24 November 2025 — EUROfusion and the Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (ASIPP), have officially released the first edition of the Research Plan for the Burning ...
23 early-career researchers and engineers have been awarded EUROfusion grants for 2025, strengthening Europe’s growing talent base in fusion science and technology. The EUROfusion consortium, Europe’s ...
Europe and China reinforce their scientific collaboration on fusion energy as the 3rd BEST Research Plan coordination meeting concludes in Hefei, China. In mid-September, a EUROfusion delegation ...
International experiments at the UK fusion machine MAST Upgrade in Culham, led by Dutch researchers, demonstrate how the innovative 'Super-X' design offers major advantages in handling the heat ...
The alternative divertor configuration (ADC) programme of EUROfusion has reached a significant milestone, gaining strong visibility through multiple publications in high-impact scientific journals and ...
EUROfusion has opened applications for its 2026 Engineering Grants programme, supporting the education and development of a new generation of fusion engineers. These 2-year grants are aimed at young ...
On May 22, 2025, the Wendelstein 7-X (W7-X) stellarator achieved a world record for the triple product in long plasma discharges, a critical measure of fusion performance. With the support of ...
Since the publication of Progress in the ITER Physics Basis in 2007, extensive studies have addressed major challenges in tokamak fusion plasma physics, with the International Tokamak Physics Activity ...
In line with EUROfusion’s roadmap to fusion electricity, DTT’s principal mission is to address the urgent problem of heat exhaust and the need for a robust solution that balances high-power loads in ...
Reaching durations such as these is a crucial milestone for machines like ITER, which will need to maintain fusion plasmas for several minutes. The end goal is to control the plasma, which is ...
One of the key factors in the fusion reaction is temperature. Devices like ITER will need to heat the plasma up to 150 million °C –ten times hotter than the core of the Sun – and keep it burning. To ...
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