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- 1 Russia's Kurchatov Institute to Receive 5.7 Billion Rubles in Fiscal Budget Support: Focusing on Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion and Advanced Plasma Technology R&D
- 2 Naju City, Korea Proposes Construction of National Fusion Energy Center
- 3 California Signs Two Bills to Reshape Advanced Nuclear Fission and Fusion Energy Strategy
- 4 AMPERA and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Collaborate to Develop Advanced Nuclear Fuel
- 5 Korea Fusion Energy Institute Launches Design and Manufacturing of ITER Tritium Storage and Supply Vessels
- 6 India's Private Fusion Tokamak PRAGYA Achieves Plasma Operation
- 7 IAEA Launches New Project to Advance Research Network on Small and Medium-Sized Fusion Devices
- 8 Expansion Project Advances at Centrus Energy's Uranium Enrichment Facility in Piketon, Ohio
- 9 American Fusion Adds Six New Patent Applications for Texatron Fusion Technology
- 10 US and UK Join Forces to Accelerate Commercialization of Fusion Energy
- 11 Tokamak Energy's ST40 device new gyrotron completes site acceptance test
- 12 Iran Says Nuclear Fusion to Become Priority in Nuclear Industry Development
- 13 Indian research team uses supercomputer to track microscopic mechanisms of turbulence in dusty plasmas
- 14 U.S. Team Proposes New In-Situ Cleaning Method for Porous Tungsten Walls in Fusion Devices
- 15 ITER Tokamak Advances Assembly in France, Fusion Experiment Targets 150 Million Degree Celsius Plasma