Press releases
Our latest press releases.
We publish our press releases on our GOV.UK site. Here are links to the latest ones.
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UK centre to lead the world in fusion diagnostics
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UKAEA launches Diagnostics Innovation Centre of Excellence (DICE) to strengthen UK’s position as a world leader in fusion diagnostics.
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Cumbrian collaboration expands robotics training into new era
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UKAEA and National College for Nuclear and Clean Energy launch CROSS (Cumbria Robotics Operations Skills Centre) to build UK’s robotics-enabled workforce.
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Global fusion sector scaling up, creating UK SME opportunities
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UKAEA launches Global Fusion Guide for SMEs, helping businesses with clear, practical steps to collaborate with, and supply, fusion developers worldwide.
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UKAEA unveils 2026-2030 fusion roadmap
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UK’s national fusion laboratory charts a clear mission and targets progress towards fusion energy and generating economic benefits for the UK.
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Britain to lead fusion energy race to deliver energy security
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Government sets out its vision for developing a commercial fusion industry in the UK that will deliver skilled jobs, investment and growth.
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UKAEA-Eni Tritium Loop Facility expands international partnership
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Canada’s Kinectrics announced as the design and fabrication partner for the UKAEA-Eni H3AT Tritium Loop Facility, a world-leading tritium research facility.
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£45M for UK’s first AI supercomputer to accelerate fusion energy
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1.4MW mission-focused supercomputer named ‘Sunrise’, primed to be the world’s most powerful AI supercomputer dedicated to fusion energy.
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AI-trained robotic mice to scurry in the Large Hadron Collider
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Mouse-sized robot developed by UKAEA and CERN to inspect Large Hadron Collider, highlighting the power of international collaboration.
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Fusion energy spinout targets next-generation microwaves
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UKAEA spinout, MuWave, has secured funding from the UK Innovation and Science Seed Fund (UKI2S) to develop and deliver high-power microwave technology
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Modelling a star in a jar – in seconds
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Scientists have developed an AI tool which can simulate complex fusion plasma in seconds, helping to pave the way for the design of future fusion power plants.