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Scientists Help Power World’s Largest Fusion Energy Project
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Scientists help power world’s largest fusion energy project
11.09.2025 - Scientists from our top-rated Physics department have played a crucial role in verifying the quality of specialist materials destined for the magnets of ITER. ITER is the world's largest and most ambitious fusion energy experiment.
Scientists at the University of Durham have completed one of the largest quality verification programs ever carried out on superconducting materials, helping to ensure the success of the world's largest fusion energy experiment. Their results, published in Science and Technology of Superconductors, not only illuminate the quality of the wires themselves, [...]
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