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Newsletter | 2011 April

Fusion in Europe 1 | 2011
EFDA gets ready for ITER
Studies for the post-ITER era
Supporting young scientists
Positive predictions for the JET ITER-Like-Wall
THE JOINT EUROPEAN TORUS, JET Europe’s largest fusion device
Final Push for pump down
Who Will Tell The Jokes Now?
Relearning how to run JET

Acrowd is expected to gather in the JET control room when experiments start in August 2011. Everyone is eager to see the ITER-Like-Wall in action. Many of its tiles are made of beryllium, which is prone to melt under excessive heat loads. The scientists and engineers will have to proceed [...]
Europe must prepare for ITER
New Chairs appointed
Physics is fun!

A school programme introduced by IPPLM Warsaw brings fun into the physics classroom. helena howaniec, a former physics teacher, and now the associate’s public information officer, has been the guiding force behind establishing this project.
Energy exhibition toured German and Austrian rivers
An investment for our children
Nothing ventured, nothing gained …

… concluded one Fusion Expo visitor when considering the cost of fusion research. A field report by the organisers. I was really baffled that fusion can produce suchan incredible amount of energy. I had considered nuclear fission power large, but now fusion strikes me as much more impressive. SCHOOL GIRL [...]
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