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14 Jan 2019
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Skilled candidates wanted
In 2018 the number of staff members employed by the ITER Organization increased to 858, as skilled and qualified candidates joined from each of the seven ITER Members. With major machine assembly activities beginning...
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7 Jan 2019
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First ITER magnet arrives this year
A major milepost is projected for 2019 as the first of ITER's powerful, high-field magnets is scheduled to arrive from Japan. Let's take a look behind the scenes at the last-stage fabrication activities that are...
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7 Jan 2019
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Insertion is a success
The first superconducting winding pack made in Europe for ITER's D-shaped toroidal field coils is now ensconced in its 200-tonne protective case. The first-of-a-kind insertion operation was carried out successfully at...
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7 Jan 2019
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Winding activities end in Russia
Specialists of the Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard and the Efremov Institute in Saint Petersburg have completed the eight double pancake windings required for poloidal field coil #1. After the vacuum pressure impregnation of each...
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7 Jan 2019
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Module #1 nears completion
US ITER and contractor General Atomics recently achieved a major milestone in the fabrication of the ITER central solenoid, completing vacuum pressure impregnation (VPI) on the first production module. The VPI process is...
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7 Jan 2019
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Strategic and symbolic buildings change hands
Constructing and delivering the installation's buildings to the ITER Organization is a major part of Europe's contribution to the ITER Project.
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17 Dec 2018
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When dusk falls
There is a magic moment at dusk when the ITER site lights up and the sky still retains some of the light of day. Details that were washed out by the intense daylight or buried in the deep shade jump to the eye as warm...
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17 Dec 2018
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Under, over and beside the tokamak
In the immediate vicinity of the machine—in the deep vaults of the Tokamak Complex or under the high rafters of the Assembly Building—construction teams are preparing for 2019 assembly-related activities. Whether it is...
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17 Dec 2018
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Home stretch for base and lower cylinder
Just over two years after the first welding activities were initiated in the Cryostat Workshop at ITER, Indian Domestic Agency contractors are executing the final assembly tasks on the two lower sections of the cryostat...
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17 Dec 2018
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Support for the machine
A tokamak would be a lifeless machine if it was not supported by a significant industrial infrastructure. On the ITER platform close to 40 buildings host the equipment and systems that make burning plasma experiments...
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17 Dec 2018
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"US should remain in ITER"
The US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine has completed a multiyear study of the overall status of magnetic confinement fusion research in the United States. Its recommendation? Continued US...
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17 Dec 2018
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A Princess Royal with a passion for science
Her Royal Highness Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand is a princess with a passion for science, development and education. The daughter of King Bhumibol the Great, who reigned for more than 70 years over the Southeast...
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17 Dec 2018
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Ringing in the festive season
A beautiful Christmas tree set in the middle of a Provençal nativity scene in the ITER lobby has brought the festive season to ITER. The tree is a gift of the mayor of Saint-Paul-Lez-Durance, Roger Pizot, who turned the...
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10 Dec 2018
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MOMENTUM believes in recent graduates
It is rare for students to leave university and immediately begin work on a globally significant project. But thanks to the graduate program run by the project's Construction Management-as-Agent (CMA) contractor...
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10 Dec 2018
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Big steel elbow in place
A cryostat feedthrough delivered by the Chinese Domestic Agency has become the first metal component of the machine to be installed in the tokamak pit, in an operation orchestrated over two weeks by the ITER Organization...
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10 Dec 2018
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Europe awards EUR 20 million contract
The contract, awarded to ALSYOM-SEIV (ALCEN group, France), launches the manufacturing phase for the beam source that will come on line in 2022 as part of the full-power, full-scale test bed for ITER neutral beam...
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10 Dec 2018
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US Under Secretary of Science tours site
Five months, almost to the day, after the US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry visited ITER, his deputy, Under Secretary for Science Paul Dabbar, stood by the same vast windows in the Director-General's meeting room, taking...
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10 Dec 2018
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D and T to meet at JET in 2020
In 2020, for the first time in more than 20 years, a reaction that only occurs in the core of the stars will be produced on Earth in a man-made machine. In the European JET, the largest tokamak presently in operation...
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3 Dec 2018
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WEST tokamak controlled from Japan
On a large video wall in Rokkasho, Japan, a plasma generated in the south of France flashes briefly. Operators are testing remote data acquisition and control techniques—the same techniques that will one day make it...
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3 Dec 2018
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10,000 kilometres of arteries
Put end to end, the cables that will crisscross the ITER scientific installation like arteries could reach the Peruvian capital Lima from the south of France—a total of 10,000 kilometres. One of the biggest challenges in...
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