Jobs 0
Tenders 0
Visits
FAQs
Contact us
ITER directory
Subscribe

Subscribe to the newsletter

Your email address will only be used for the purpose of sending you the ITER Organization publication(s) that you have requested. ITER Organization will not transfer your email address or other personal data to any other party or use it for commercial purposes.

If you change your mind, you can easily unsubscribe by clicking the unsubscribe option at the bottom of an email you've received from ITER Organization.

For more information, see our Privacy policy.

Select your newsletters:

ITER Newsline
Keep in touch with ITER through our main news feed, sent weekly.

ITER Magazine - French only
Learn more about the ITER Project by subscribing to this quarterly online magazine (in French) that is geared toward the general public.

ITER Open Doors Day - Notifications
Stay informed about the ITER Open Doors sessions and be among the first to subscribe to the next event.

Please enter your email address:
Donate
language

FR

EN

ITER Newsline

Search the News feed

4463 results found

The megaproject that "aims to solve our energy worries forever”

It is not common to see a machine gracing the cover of the magazine National Geographic . Over its 137 years of existence, the monthly publication has featured spectacular landscapes and striking portraits, wildlife...

Honouring those who bring ITER’s CARE values to life

On Friday morning, 24 October, the ITER amphitheatre shone a bit brighter as the annual ITER Star Awards winners were celebrated during a simple yet upbeat event that has rapidly become an ITER tradition.

First set of cassette bodies completes testing

Because of the blistering heat flux faced by the plasma-facing targets of the ITER divertor—equivalent to ten times the heat load of a spacecraft re-entering Earth's atmosphere—they tend to eclipse the more prosaic...

US ships first electron cyclotron transmission line components

The US Domestic Agency is supplying the transmission lines that will provide efficient power transfer between the 170 GHz gyrotron sources of the electron cyclotron heating system and launchers situated in tokamak port...

The fusion consensus is strengthening

The 30th Fusion Energy Conference, co-organized from 13 to 18 October by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the China Atomic Energy Authority in Chengdu, China, attracted nearly 2,000 experts, scholars and...

Reviewing progress toward burning plasma operation

The journal Nuclear Fusion has published a collection of papers prepared by the Topical Physics Groups of the International Tokamak Physics Activity (ITPA) reviewing progress in the development of the physics basis for...

A catalyst at a critical juncture

Established by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in 2024, the World Fusion Energy Group seeks to promote the advancement of a “transformative technology.”

ITER's Stefan Jachmich wins Nuclear Fusion journal prize

Stefan Jachmich has been recognized with the 2025 Nuclear Fusion Award for his “highly significant paper” validating shattered pellet injection as a key method for disruption mitigation.

EUROfusion and ITER plan closer ties in R&D, training

The high-level cooperation agreement will strengthen academic, scientific, and technical collaboration in support of ITER.

Without equivalent on this planet

See the latest image of work underway in the ITER machine assembly pit.

Plasma edge modellers convene at ITER for Code Camp

At a recent five-day workshop at ITER, researchers traded best practices in simulating the plasma periphery—the critical buffer region between the hot core and the solid wall elements of a tokamak. A powerful tool in...

Delegation on site for “India Fusion Day”

On Tuesday 7 October, dignitaries and guests celebrated the many vital contributions India is making to the project. The overall message: “India is committed to the success of ITER at the highest national level.”

World Expo: an imperial visit to the ITER stand

Their Imperial Majesties Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan wished the ITER team success as they visited the ITER Organization booth at the Osaka World Expo in early October.

ITER says goodbye after 184 days, 2 million visitors

The World Expo in Osaka, Japan, has closed its gates after six months and more than 28 million total visitors, 2 million of whom stopped by the ITER stand.

Science at kid height

For two weekends in October, ITER volunteers carted folding tables, fusion demos, virtual reality headsets and giveaway goodies to gymnasiums and cultural centres in the region for the annual "celebration of science" (...

The stage is set

Once a sector module is positioned inside the tokamak assembly pit, a lot of work remains to be done before it can be welded to its neighbours and form the toroidal volume where fusion reactions will be produced.

A 5-night journey for ITER’s longest and widest component

At the speed of a person walking, reaching the ITER site from Berre-l’Étang, 70 kilometres away, takes approximately 16 hours. But if you are planning to travel only between around 10:30 p.m. and the wee hours of the...

San Diego comes to ITER

San Diego, California has long been a notable location for fusion energy buffs. The largest US-based tokamak, DIII-D, is housed there at General Atomics. From the earliest days of conceptual and engineering design work...

Growing interest in fusion energy

The torus of a tokamak is often described as “donut-shaped.” And although it had been quite some time since ITER last offered tokamak donuts to participants at a conference, we learned earlier this month that they still...

Feeders: the last gallery component takes its place

When referring to the 100 large pieces of equipment that must be installed in the Tokamak Building to create the magnet feeder network, the assembly team likes to make a distinction. “Gallery” components are the feeder...