AI has star power to accelerate fusion
UKAEA’s Lorenzo Zanisi is one of the first of a new wave of computer scientists working on artificial intelligence technologies for fusion in the UK.
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UK government regulation decision to help ‘accelerate’ fusion energy progress
Future fusion energy facilities will continue to be regulated by the Environment Agency (EA) and Health & Safety Executive (HSE), the UK government has confirmed today.
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New robotics hub shows way for challenge solving
The RAICo1 facility in Whitehaven will be the first in a series of robotics and artificial intelligence collaboration hubs across the UK.
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£3 million nuclear robotics contract is first tranche in LongOps UK-Japan deal
UKAEA has awarded Veolia Nuclear Solutions (UK) and Wälischmiller Engineering GmbH separate contracts totalling £3 million to supply robotic manipulator arms to its RACE research facility.
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Fusion energy record demonstrates power plant future
Record results announced today are the clearest demonstration worldwide of the potential for fusion energy to deliver safe and sustainable low-carbon energy.
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The Prince of Wales discusses fusion energy at UKAEA
HRH The Prince of Wales today saw first-hand how fusion energy could play a key role in addressing climate change through a safe, sustainable and low-carbon future energy supply.
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Watch iconic fusion energy machine’s 100,000th ‘pulse’
Iconic fusion energy machine JET – which reaches controlled temperatures 10 times hotter than the core of the sun – completed its 100,000th live pulse last night.
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Fusion panel event at COP 26, Friday 12 November
Fusion energy promises a step change in the way the world’s future energy demands are met in a low-carbon, safe and sustainable way.
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MAST Upgrade recognised with prestigious award
The team behind the complex engineering of UKAEA’s new fusion experiment, MAST Upgrade, have been recognised with a prestigious industry award.
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New diagnostic will improve understanding of plasma in Super-X divertor region
A new, multi-wavelength imaging (MWI) camera diagnostic fitted on MAST Upgrade, will offer scientists a picture of the impact that the machine’s Super X divertor design has on the hot, charged plasma.