New joint venture will develop neutral beams for fusion and accelerator innovations for non-fusion applications, creating high-skilled jobs and establishing a critical supply chain
The University of Sheffield has launched a schools programme to develop skills needed for the fusion energy workforce of the future
We are delighted to announce UKAEA Materials Division personnel Dr Alex Leide and Dr Alex Dickinson-Lomas have been awarded university positions under the UK’s Visiting Academic Schemes.
UKAEA and MTC Training are launching two new apprenticeships to increase access to fusion and nuclear training. Expanded training at Oxfordshire Advanced Skills’ centre at Culham Campus supports this, aligning with the UK Government’s goals to grow the clean energy workforce.
Study identifies how effectively STEM opportunities reach young people and how schools, employers and outreach groups can collaborate to prepare the future workforce.
World-first Tritium Fuel Cycle virtual control room installed at UKAEA’s Culham Campus to train engineers in the handling and management of tritium.
MAST Upgrade, the UK’s national fusion experiment, has demonstrated multiple world-first breakthroughs during its fourth scientific campaign.
UKAEA’s robotics team completes a week of tech talks with top fusion firms in the US and Canada, advancing diverse paths to commercial fusion power.
UKAEA’s position as a world-leading centre of research and expertise in tritium management has been reinforced.
The Joint European Torus (JET) continues its 40-year legacy of world-leading research and development to inform and enable a sustainable fusion energy sector