SUNRISE: a UKAEA supercomputing facility
We are accelerating fusion energy research using artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing.
We are accelerating fusion energy research using artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing.
Mechanical fatigue, fracture toughness/crack growth and dynamic characterisation testing.
A dual-beam system with both an electron beam and a xenon ion beam.
A high-performance scanning electron microscope system which provides high resolution and low-noise imaging.
UKAEA’s Materials Research Facility (MRF) prepares and examines samples of radioactive materials to assess their performance in nuclear reactors.
An AI assisted annotation tool for fusion diagnostic data.
We deliver training courses to develop people and their skills to work in the fusion energy industry.
A unique UK facility for the mechanical testing of materials at temperatures exceeding 2,000°C.
Ultrasonic device for fatigue testing of small-scale samples developed by the Materials Reaearch Facility at UKAEA.
Vacuum brazing involves the joining of parent materials, below their melting point, by using a molten filler metal in a clean vacuum environment.