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Wrapped and ready to go

Working around the clock over the past few months to complete a series of preparatory activities on vacuum vessel sector #4 has paid off. The sector will be ready to move into the Assembly Hall as soon as a place in...

15th ITER International School announced

Save the date! The 15th ITER International School (IIS) will be held from 20 to 24 July 2026 in Chengdu, China, co-hosted by the Engineering & Technical College of Chengdu University of Technology and the Southwestern...

Port plug test facility will operate in 2026

Russian-manufactured technology is behind a purpose-designed test bench that will verify that ITER port plugs respect all specifications before they are installed on the machine. A key piece of equipment arrived this...

The next generation

As demand for fusion expertise grows, 150 European PhD students gathered at ITER to share research and forge connections.

5th module (out of 6) installed

Images abound to describe the central solenoid, the backbone and “beating heart” of the ITER tokamak. The most striking of all describes the giant superconducting electromagnet as powerful enough to lift an aircraft...

Fusion joins the family photo

The international showcase event for the worldwide civil nuclear industry makes space for fusion energy as part of a class of innovative technologies contributing to the conversation on energy.

A flurry of government plans

One after another, governments around the world are unveiling their strategies for national programs in fusion energy. Common themes consistently emerge: significant technical challenges remain on the road to...

An object with a shine to its underbelly

Careful insertion, perfect fit

Critical infrastructure components are routed through ITER’s thick concrete bioshield with the help of a little human ingenuity and bespoke construction solutions.

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...