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    ITER Diagnostics reached an important milestone in December 2021 when it concluded the last Procurement Arrangement of the diagnostics program. After signing a [...]

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Image of the week

Brewing storm

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In Provence, one gets tired of blue skies... so when the opportunity arises to capture the ITER site plunged in the darkness of an approaching storm, we rush to the windows and shoot. But because photography is not always about realism, we indulged in a bit of colour tweaking in order to render the strange and ominous atmosphere of the moment.

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