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12 Jun 2017
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ITER stars at EXPO-2017 in Astana
After years of design, construction and installation, the futuristic stage was set: a grand glass-walled sphere surrounded by the pavilions of 100 countries, the exhibits of 10 international organizations, and fair...
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12 Jun 2017
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Fusion at home in Shanghai
Skyscrapers flirting with the mist, hordes of bicycles on the street below ... modernity and ancestral tradition mixed in Shanghai where, for the first time in its 52-year history, the Symposium on Fusion Engineering...
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12 Jun 2017
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First batch of cryolines en route from India
Over five kilometres of cryolines (5.5 km) will be necessary to deliver cryogenic cooling power to the main "clients" in the Tokamak Building—the ITER magnets (45 percent), the thermal shield (40 percent), and the...
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12 Jun 2017
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Of coils, large and small
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5 Jun 2017
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Tritium breeding systems enter preliminary design phase
In ITER, six technological solutions for tritium breeding—in the form of test blanket modules plus associated ancillary systems—will be operated and tested for the first time. Their experimental validation will represent...
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5 Jun 2017
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ITER goes to the movies
It's rare to see all 500 seats of the amphitheatre at ITER Headquarters occupied. But who wouldn't drop pen and paper to run to the cinema when ITER is featured on the big screen?
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5 Jun 2017
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More than just robotics
Once again Agence Iter France, the ITER Organization and educational representatives from the Aix-Marseille and Nice regions successfully organized the ITER Robot competition. Much more than just a robotic contest, this...
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5 Jun 2017
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The series is complete
It all began under Emperor Napoleon III, at the peak of the European industrial revolution when coal, steel and the spirit of conquest ruled the world. In La Seyne-sur-Mer, some 65 kilometres east of Marseille, France, a...
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5 Jun 2017
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Spot the differences
In June 1997, the ITER EDA Newsletter—the IAEA publication that chronicled the progress of the ITER Project from 1988 to 1998—published a drawing of the planned layout for the ITER site.
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5 Jun 2017
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SOFE opens, 1st time outside US
The 27th IEEE Symposium on Fusion Engineering (SOFE 2017) opened on 5 June in Shanghai, China.
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22 May 2017
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The physics behind the transition to H-mode
H‐mode—or the sudden improvement of plasma confinement in the magnetic field of tokamaks by approximately a factor of two—is the high confinement regime that all modern tokamaks, including ITER, rely on.
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22 May 2017
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In search of the green plasma
Sébastien König's core competence is in planning and scheduling; his passion is in understanding the workings of the Universe. In his previous life, before joining ITER in 2013, he worked for large projects all over the...
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22 May 2017
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An outing into the future
Open Doors days occur with scientific regularity at ITER (spring and autumn) and yet—due to the rapid evolution of work on site—each event offers something new. Saturday 20 May was no different: the 800 registered...
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22 May 2017
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Fusion "grandfather" tells family story
Grandfathers like to tell stories. And Robert Aymar, the "grandfather" of the French fusion community, is no exception. "Being so old," he quipped at last week's celebration of WEST's First Plasma, "I can express myself...
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22 May 2017
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An AC/DC adapter ... ITER size
Like flashlight and smartphones, the ITER magnets—all 10,000 tonnes of them—will run on direct current (DC). And like flashlight and smartphones they will need an "adapter" to convert the alternating current (AC) coming...
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22 May 2017
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European industrial milestone celebrated in La Spezia
European contractors and invited guests celebrated an important project milestone last week at the European winding facility in La Spezia, Italy. The first 110-tonne winding pack produced in Europe for the toroidal field...
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15 May 2017
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ITER's largest tool can ship
What weighs more than 700 small cars, stands taller than the Louvre Pyramid, and can embrace the cross-section of the ITER Headquarters building in its wingspan? The largest tool in ITER's assembly arsenal. This giant...
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15 May 2017
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Giant, by any measure (video)
For a spectacular flyover of ITER's largest assembly tool, scroll down ...
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15 May 2017
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Monaco 5.0
They are young, joyful and extremely motivated. The Monaco Fellow Cuvée 2017 has just arrived and is getting settled. Like their 20 illustrious predecessors these five postdoctoral researchers will be staying at ITER for...
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15 May 2017
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Final touch for the pre-production cryopump
Standing 3.4 metres tall and weighing eight tonnes, the pre-production ITER cryopump cuts a striking figure as it waits for final assembly in the laboratory of the German company Research Instruments. But it is not its...
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