A multibillion-dollar project is set to be constructed in China, the country's latest move in a push for nuclear energy.

In the southeastern region of France, a team of 2,000 physicists, scientists, and workers are busy building the world’s ...

Institute of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Universitätsstraße 1, 40225 Düsseldorf, Germany ...

Compared to its counterpart, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion does not produce dangerous radioactive waste that requires special management. According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, fusion ...

Oxfordshire-based startup First Light Fusion has announced a big shift in its nuclear gun strategy. The company will no longer develop a proposed ignition demonstration plant called Machine 4.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. THE number of nuclear weapons controlled by Russia, the US, and the world’s other nuclear-armed states has been revealed in a new report. The ...

Nuclear fusion is the process by which two light nuclei combine to form a single heavier nucleus, releasing a large amount of energy. First Light, which was founded by Nick Hawker and Yiannis Ventikos ...

China aims to commercialise nuclear fusion technology for use in emissions-free power ... CNNC also plans to scale up production of its homegrown designs for regular nuclear fission reactors and small ...

Pichetto Fratin stressed that this initiative marks a clear departure from previous nuclear programmes. “We are looking at fusion and new-generation fission with completely different tools ...

(Bloomberg) -- China aims to commercialize nuclear fusion technology for use in emissions ... of its homegrown designs for regular nuclear fission reactors and small modular reactors over the ...

This is unlike fission, in which a heavy element is split into fragments. For fuel, fusion utilizes sources like hydrogen and lithium, which are abundant and accessible. Now, a fusion reactor is a ...

Dramatically evolving geopolitical tensions amid “dangerous nuclear rhetoric and threats” are a stark wake-up call for States to take action to support the legally binding atomic weapon ban treaty, UN ...