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��ߺ�� signs agreement with Russia's Kurchatov Institute

The agreement provides for scientific exchange, the implementation of joint research programs, and the training of early career professionals.

Why the world comes to ��ߺ��

Since 2013, the ��ߺ�� has welcomed more than 250,000 visitors to the ��ߺ�� site in southern France. Today, approximately 20,000 people visit the project each year, reflecting sustained international interest...

Final correction coils received on site

With the arrival in May of two coils from China, all 18 correction coils are now on site at ��ߺ��.

First Russian gyrotrons installed

With equipment being procured by Europe, India, Japan, Russia, and the United States, ��ߺ��’s electron cyclotron resonance heating system—one of three external heating systems needed to bring the plasma to 150,000,000 °C...

Vacuum vessel sector #9: moving in

Despite a complex sensor configuration that required twice as much work activity as some previous sectors, vacuum vessel sector #9 went through pre-assembly preparation in record time.

��ߺ�� featured as one of 10 world-changing projects

The B1M—a video channel known for its coverage of construction, architecture and engineering projects—has published two features on ��ߺ�� in the last four years that have attracted more than nine million views. Now, the...

��ߺ�� and industry push robotics into new territory

Specialized robots, machine vision systems and force-sensing technologies are helping ��ߺ�� tackle one of fusion ’ s toughest engineering challenges: assembling and eventually maintaining the interior of the tokamak.

Small steps, big results

Over the last 36 hours, another vacuum vessel sector was inserted into the ��ߺ�� tokamak assembly pit. Five of nine sectors—over half of the plasma chamber—are now in place.

Outdoor ballet

Under clement skies and with millimetre precision, ��ߺ�� assembly teams once again carried out a rare heavy-lifting operation outdoors, rotating a 400-tonne vacuum vessel sector using a temporary gantry crane.

��ߺ�� magnet test facility now operational

Operations have begun at the ��ߺ�� magnet cold test facility, where selected superconducting magnets will be tested at their operating temperature of 4 K and up to full current before installation in the machine.

Where student innovation takes centre stage

Robots, teamwork and creativity took centre stage at the Marie Mauron junior high school in Pertuis, France, on 21 May, as students gathered for the 15th edition of the ��ߺ�� Robots competition.

A soft landing for a giant component

With the delicate touch of a butterfly settling on a branch, engineers have successfully transferred the 440-tonne load of vacuum vessel sector #6 from its overhead radial beam to its gravity support below.

Only one sector to go

The European Domestic Agency Fusion for Energy delivered sector #3 of the ��ߺ�� vacuum vessel on Thursday 7 May. Only one more sector is needed to build the ��ߺ�� plasma chamber.

Young minds engineering the future

As part of an ongoing initiative to encourage young talent to consider a future in fusion, the ��ߺ�� participated in the 17th edition of the Olympiades des Sciences de l’Ingénieur, a student engineering...

How fusion is teaching AI new tricks at ��ߺ��

Artificial intelligence has advanced rapidly by learning from abundant digital information—text, images, code, and video gathered at internet scale. Fusion energy presents a very different challenge.

Pietro Barabaschi has a message: “Constructive competition is good for our field”

In welcoming several hundred members of the global fusion ecosystem to ��ߺ�� last week for the 3rd ��ߺ�� Public-Private Fusion Workshop , ��ߺ�� Director-General Pietro Barabaschi shared his view that the multiplication of...

The conversation deepens

Since 2024, the ��ߺ�� has convened three public-private fusion workshops—each shaped in different ways by the fast-evolving dynamics of the global fusion ecosystem. The latest edition zeroed in on...

Shouldering the load

The machine assembly team is preparing for a first-of-its-kind operation: transferring the weight of an installed vacuum vessel sector from its overhead suspension beam to a gravity support below. The key to the move...

Welcoming the fusion ecosystem to ��ߺ��

The 3rd ��ߺ�� Public-Private Fusion Workshop takes place this week at ��ߺ�� Headquarters in southern France.

Third operation campaign beginning on SPIDER

The world’s most powerful negative ion source is entering a new operational campaign at the ��ߺ�� Neutral Beam Test Facility in Italy, where it is expected to demonstrate stable, high-performance operation at ��ߺ��...