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Corking the ITER bottle

Longer than a small bus and powerful enough to maneuver 48-tonne components with millimetre precision, port plug assembly tools will play a central role in installing the port plugs that house critical heating and...

ITER Council notes continued progress across construction, commissioning, and licensing

The ITER Council welcomes continued progress across the ITER project, citing advances in construction, assembly, commissioning preparation, and regulatory engagement during its 38th meeting, held on 25–26 June in Saint...

Two days, two high-level visits

The ITER Organization hosted visits by European Council President António Costa and Indian Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman over two days in early July. The dignitaries and their delegations...

ITER Director @ the Aix Economic Forum

ITER Director-General Pietro Barabaschi introduced the audience to the ITER project in the context of a panel discussion titled "Planetary Boundaries: Earth on Red Alert."

Governance week

The governing body of the ITER Organization, the ITER Council, just concluded its first regular meeting of 2026.

Standing tall

The placement of the final 110-tonne central solenoid module means the world’s largest pulsed superconducting electromagnet has now reached its full height.

Building fusion knowledge, one weld at a time

From developing welding procedures for first-of-a-kind components to devising strategies for welding in the tokamak’s confined spaces, ITER’s welding engineers are helping to define the techniques and standards that may...

The heart of NSTX-U arrives in Princeton

Earlier this month, the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory celebrated a key milestone in the National Spherical Torus Experiment-Upgrade (NSTX-U) Recovery Project: the arrival of the central magnet bundle from Bilbao...

Moving along the assembly line

Sector #9 is the latest vacuum vessel sector to be lowered into sector sub-assembly tooling.

Marking a millennia-old tradition

The Consulate General of India in Marseille was host to the International Day of Yoga at ITER.

From around the world to one assembly line

After decades of design, qualification and manufacturing, the ITER divertor is entering a new phase: integration.

Galloping ahead in the Year of the Horse

Vacuum vessel assembly is continuing ahead of schedule at ITER, as one of the most complex activities of machine assembly is showing the benefits of experience, coordination, and continuous process improvement. Among the...

ITER signs agreement with Russia's Kurchatov Institute

The agreement provides for scientific exchange, the implementation of joint research programs, and the training of early career professionals.

Why the world comes to ITER

Since 2013, the ITER Organization has welcomed more than 250,000 visitors to the ITER site in southern France. Today, approximately 20,000 people visit the project each year, reflecting sustained international interest...

Final correction coils received on site

With the arrival in May of two coils from China, all 18 correction coils are now on site at ITER.

First Russian gyrotrons installed

With equipment being procured by Europe, India, Japan, Russia, and the United States, ITER’s electron cyclotron resonance heating system—one of three external heating systems needed to bring the plasma to 150,000,000 °C...

Vacuum vessel sector #9: moving in

Despite a complex sensor configuration that required twice as much work activity as some previous sectors, vacuum vessel sector #9 went through pre-assembly preparation in record time.

ITER featured as one of 10 world-changing projects

The B1M—a video channel known for its coverage of construction, architecture and engineering projects—has published two features on ITER in the last four years that have attracted more than nine million views. Now, the...

ITER and industry push robotics into new territory

Specialized robots, machine vision systems and force-sensing technologies are helping ITER tackle one of fusion ’ s toughest engineering challenges: assembling and eventually maintaining the interior of the tokamak.

Small steps, big results

Over the last 36 hours, another vacuum vessel sector was inserted into the ITER tokamak assembly pit. Five of nine sectors—over half of the plasma chamber—are now in place.