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��ߺ�� and China's SWIP partner for the future

The ��ߺ�� has signed an agreement for academic, scientific and technical cooperation with the Southwestern Institute of Physics (SWIP) in Chengdu, China.

A productive week together on site

The ��ߺ�� Scientist Fellow Network—composed of leading scientists and physicists in the domains of simulation and theory—are playing an important role in the re-baselining activity that is underway at the ��ߺ��...

Fusion and climate—the conversation continues

Has fusion arrived on the big stage? It certainly seems so after the world summit on climate change that was recently held in Dubai, the iridescent hub of the United Arab Emirates. And promotion for this new source of...

Number 18, the last of 19

In April 2020, within an interval of one week, the first two D-shaped toroidal field coils required for the ��ߺ�� Tokamak were delivered to the ��ߺ�� construction site. Procured by Europe and finalized in Italy, toroidal...

A "formidable adventure" comes to an end

On Wednesday 13 December, Fusion for Energy Deputy Program Manager Romaric Darbour accepted a rather cumbersome gift: a steel cutaway of the Tokamak Complex mounted on a 1.650-tonne reinforced concrete base. Presented by...

Fusion Forum Germany at ��ߺ��

Eighty people took part in the two-day German Fusion Forum in December, held for the first time at ��ߺ�� Headquarters.

A feeling of community

Twelve years ago, Roger Pizot, the recently departed mayor of Saint-Paul-lez-Durance, and Osamu Motojima, then Director-General of the ��ߺ��, established a tradition. A few weeks before the end of every year...

Dedication and commitment in a "year of resilience"

During the fourth annual ��ߺ�� Awards ceremony last week, prizes went to the teams that were perceived to have had a "major impact" on 2023 project activities.

One more link in the chain

Providing cryogenic fluids to the superconducting magnets, cryopumps and other "clients" in the ��ߺ�� machine requires a sophisticated distribution system that ramifies to deliver the cryoplant-originating fluids to their...

Bernard Pégourié, physicist and mountaineer

The worldwide fusion community mourns Bernard Pégourié, of France's Institute for Magnetic Fusion Research (CEA-IRFM), who passed away on 25 November following a mountain climbing accident.

Japan and Europe inaugurate largest tokamak in the world

It was 6:00 a.m. in La Bergerie, a former sheep barn located a few kilometres from ��ߺ�� in the vast Château de Cadarache domain, and that had been converted in 2021 into a high-tech "remote experiment centre" by the...

��ߺ�� Director-General meets Prime Minister Kishida

In Japan, the prime minister lives and works at the Prime Minister's Official Residence in central Tokyo, just a few blocks from the National Diet Building and the grounds of the Imperial Palace. It was in this modern...

Season wrapping

Although the travel distance is short, barely exceeding one hundred metres, the transfer of vacuum vessel sector #8 from the Assembly Hall, where it is presently stored , to the Cryostat Workshop where it will be...

Fusion is making a splash

The 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP28, opened on 30 November in Dubai's Expo City—a sprawling conference centre built two years ago for the World Exhibition. One takeaway already is that fusion is no...

More cladding and a new message

As the October sun sets on the ��ߺ�� worksite, the cladding of the neutral beam power buildings takes on a golden hue. One after the other, each of the scientific buildings on the platform is given the ��ߺ�� signature...

Cold boxes 20 years in the making

Twenty years—that is how long it took to design, manufacture and deliver the cold valve boxes that regulate the flow of cryogens to the tokamak's vacuum system. Last week, as the first of the eight first-of-a-kind...

Face to face with ��ߺ�� immensity

In October 2011, when ��ߺ�� organized its first "Open Doors Day," there was little to show and much to leave to the public's imagination: the Poloidal Field Coils Winding Facility wasn't yet finalized, the electrical...

Turning neutrons into electricity

How will the power generated by nuclear fusion reactions be converted into electricity? That is not a question that ��ߺ�� has been designed to answer explicitly, since the heat generated during ��ߺ�� operation will be...

JET completes a storied 40-year run

In its final deuterium-tritium experimental campaign, Europe's JET tokamak device demonstrated plasma scenarios that are expected on ��ߺ�� and future fusion power plants, offering critical insights into key aspects such...

Toward public-private synergies

In recent years, the private fusion industry has seen massive growth. The companies involved vary in technology, strategies, and levels of funding, but all move the global fusion community a step closer towards a shared...