Richard Crane, Arthur Ruhlig’s thesis advisor, with the University of Michigan accelerator used for experiments. Photo ...

Chinese researchers have reportedly achieved controlled nuclear fusion between hydrogen and lithium inside a portable device ...

A paper on fusion neutron sources by a team from the United States of America’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the University of Rochester has won the IAEA’s annual Nuclear Fusion prize.

A collaborative research team has pioneered a laser-driven micro-pinch with 3D-PIC simulation to generate ultra-intense neutron pulses. By compressing deuterium in nanowires to over 120 times its ...

The neutron can be directed to a blanket of materials surrounding the reactor that capture it and release more heat. While deuterium is abundant in seawater, there are no natural deposits of ...

Deuterium is a hydrogen isotope with a neutron. It occurs in about one out of 6,400 hydrogen atoms, and is said to be naturally abundant in oceans. "It is a clean energy source that produces no ...

Deuterium is a hydrogen isotope with a neutron. It occurs in about one out of 6,400 hydrogen atoms, and is said to be naturally abundant in oceans. "It is a clean energy source that produces no ...

US-based scientific equipment supplier SHINE Technologies would deliver a 14 MeV deuterium-tritium fusion system to provide the LIBRTI neutron source in 2027. SHINE Technologies CEO Greg Piefer said: ...

SHINE Technologies of Janesville, Wisconsin, USA, is to supply a 14 mega electron volt (MeV) deuterium-tritium fusion system to provide the LIBRTI neutron source in 2027. "The neutron source selected ...

This will serve as the LIBRTI neutron source. Shine Technologies CEO Greg Piefer stated: “Our partnership with UKAEA’s LIBRTI programme is a key milestone for fusion energy. Today, our systems are ...

The facility will provide a fusion‐like neutron source for the qualification of the materials to be used in a fusion power plant.; ... The interaction between deuterium and lithium will generate ...