Will nuclear fusion solve our climate change problem for good?
Nuclear fusion is the reaction that powers stars and scientists say replicating it on Earth could produce all the energy we’ll ever need without the CO2.
Nuclear fusion could actually be on the cusp of commercial viability
Growing investment and collaboration are making nuclear fusion more viable than ever.
Helium line ratio imaging in the C-2W divertor
November 2022 | E. Granstedt | Review of Scientific Instruments | Paper
A 2D imaging instrument has been designed and deployed on C-2W to study the plasma in the expander divertor by simultaneously measuring three neutral helium spectral lines
Whose line is it anyway? A self-training spectral line identification code for plasma physics experiments
November 2022 | M. Tobin | Journal of Applied Physics | Paper
The process of associating spectral peaks in emission radiation data with particular charge states of specific elements is a common task in
the field of plasma diagnostics in both laboratory and astrophysical settings.
How Inventing Fusion Could Mean a Long-Term Solution for Rising Heating Prices
Ahead of the cold winter weather, there is a rush on heating fuel in Ireland, where people are stockpiling turf logs — a uniquely Irish fuel that is made from dried-out bricks of peat cut from the country’s once extensive boglands.