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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...

Fusion highlighted at World Atomic Week in Moscow

For four days in late September, world nuclear experts gathered at the VDNKh exhibition centre in Moscow for World Atomic Week. A special session was devoted to fusion energy.

The coconut factor

Cryopumps are highly sophisticated devices whose performance depends on the quality of a simple, natural product—coconut charcoal.

A perfect summer day!

What better way to spend the last day of summer than at the ITER Games?

Night-time delivery for the central solenoid

The last of six central solenoid modules required to complete the central solenoid stack has reached ITER.

A holistic vision for safety

ITER’s fifth annual Safety Day was the occasion to promote a global safety philosophy and introduce a revised system of day-to-day safety rules for the worksite.

A component’s odyssey

Even after delivery to ITER, a vacuum vessel sector faces a long path before it can be mounted in one of the tools in the Assembly Hall to become a “sector module” or ultimately installed in the tokamak assembly pit. The...

Let there be cold

There comes a day when design engineers turn into real operators. For Alessandra Iannetti, who manages the cryopump test facility, for Robert Pearce, who has been involved with cryopump design and engineering for more...

ITER features in ARTE documentary

Italian director Enrico Masi has created a poetic documentary that contrasts two visions of our relationship with technology.

The last module for the stack

ITER's assembly wizards will soon have all the elements they need to complete the central solenoid tower.

First gyrotron ready for commissioning

Teams onsite have completed the installation of the first ITER gyrotron and commissioning tests will start later this month. The microwave-generating device, supplied by Japan, is the first of 24 gyrotrons to be...

Orders placed for second-stage converter systems

Forty-four power converter units are tasked with “stepping down” and converting the AC voltage arriving from the ITER switchyard to the precise voltages required by the individual magnet systems. Outside of the Magnet...

Japan qualifies second outer vertical target

After working with a domestic manufacturer to qualify a first outer vertical target for the ITER divertor in 2024, Japan's National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology (QST) successfully worked...

This time it was about physics

The ITER Organization was one of the sponsors of the 55th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO), held in Paris from 18 to 24 July 2025.

General Atomics celebrates central solenoid completion

Following 15 years of hosting the design and construction of the world’s largest superconducting magnet, last week the Magnet Technology Center near San Diego, California, became an auditorium and exhibit space to...