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A remarkable chapter draws to a close

In July 2020, in the middle of the exceptionally challenging Covid-19 pandemic, the ITER Organization marked the start of ITER machine assembly with a small ceremony on site. The cryostat base had been successfully...

MITICA testbed: final installation scheduled to begin

At the ITER Neutral Beam Test Facility in Padua, Italy, engineers have just taken delivery of the last two major components of MITICA—the full-scale prototype of ITER’s heating neutral beam injectors. The team is turning...

Solidifying the lines of defence

International experts gathered at ITER for the Fourth IAEA Technical Meeting on Plasma Disruptions and their Mitigation to discuss advances in a field with implications for ITER and future fusion machines.

ITER Scientist Fellow appointed director of Spanish National Fusion Laboratory

Professor Raúl Sánchez assumes the direction of the Spanish centre of reference for magnetically confined plasma fusion studies.

ITER test facility earns international accreditation

With unmatched testing capabilities, ITER’s static magnetic field laboratory is poised to support equipment qualification and the development of international standards across the fusion sector.

Electron cyclotron transmission lines: major components in production

Nine down and one to go! The plasma heating team at US ITER has begun production of nine of 10 major components of the electron cyclotron heating transmission lines.

Research, engineering and industry converge

The fusion landscape has changed considerably since the Symposium on Fusion Technology (SOFT) last met in France , but the objective remains the same: turning decades of research and technology development into fusion...

From exoplanets to ITER: Michel Mayor on the value of science

The discoverer of the first exoplanet orbiting a Sun-like star, Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist Michel Mayor, urges humanity to invest in bold scientific projects and protect the planet we call home.

Harnessing energy, managing risk

ITER is not only one of the most complex science and engineering projects on the planet; it is also an active construction site with an array of risks. The annual Safety Day promotes best practices to help preserve ITER...

Tritium Plant Summit fosters collaboration

Teams from around the world meet as tritium plant contracts advance

The third Tritium Plant Summit brought together more than 70 participants from the ITER Organization, Domestic Agencies, industry partners, and contractors as work progresses on this essential ITER facility.

Last ITER vacuum vessel sector travelling

The ninth—and final—sector of the vacuum vessel arrived by boat in Marseille today and will soon be on its way to the ITER site.

"Fusion is gathering momentum"

“Fusion energy has been a part of the IAEA’s portfolio since the very beginning,” International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi told delegates gathered in Vienna last week. “Fusion has...

ITER and China strengthen cooperation on fusion

The ITER Organization and the China Fusion Energy Co., Ltd. (CFEC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to further cooperation on fusion engineering and scientific research.

Gaining first-hand insight into progress

On Saturday 12 September, Onoda Kimi, Minister of State for Science and Technology Policy of Japan*, visited ITER to gain first-hand insight into progress in the construction of the world's largest fusion energy project.

A long-standing supporter sees ITER taking shape

The Speaker of Japan’s House of Representatives, Mori Eisuke, has a decades-long commitment to fusion that ranges from research contributions to political advocacy.

Putting welding tools to the test

Three machines that are essential for vacuum vessel welding activities are being put through their paces as ITER’s Trial, Test and Training Facility begins official operations.

ITER: “A contribution to world peace”

During a visit to ITER, Shan Zhongde, Chairman of the China Atomic Energy Authority, emphasized the role of international cooperation in advancing fusion energy and contributing to world peace.

Turning tritium breeding into reality

While ITER will benefit from the tritium available worldwide, fusion energy fuelled by deuterium-tritium reactions will require efficient and reliable tritium breeding technologies. Testing them and validating the design...

A summer of substantial progress

August brought no slowdown to the ITER project, as teams across the worksite continued to advance major assembly and installation activities.

"A key strategic technology for Europe"

European Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen’s visit to ITER underscores fusion’s growing role in Europe’s energy strategy.