Tag Archives: fusion
Wirth’s Atomistic Modeling to Make Fusion One Step Closer to Reality
UT-Oak Ridge National Laboratory Governor’s Chair for Computational Nuclear Engineering Brian Wirth just received a new grant to fund his […]
Predicting Tungsten’s Role in Powering the Future
That small filament inside a light bulb may look fragile, but it’s made of one of the toughest substances on […]
Fusion Community Forges Path Forward at UT
The 2nd Joint Community Planning Workshop for Magnetic Fusion Energy and Fusion Materials & Technology, held at UT in November, […]
A Future in Fusion: The Race to Harness the Next Generation of Nuclear Power
Fusion powers the sun and all the stars in the galaxy. It produces nearly all of the elements. It’s the […]
Two Students Visit Nation’s Largest Fusion Experiment
Nuclear engineering students Jonah Duran and Shawn Zamperini, along with Assistant Professor David Donovan, recently visited DIII-D—the nation’s leading fusion […]