House lawmakers introduced a bill for companies that produce components for fusion energy to be eligible for tax credits.

Nuclear fusion holds the promise of virtually limitless energy with a low-carbon impact, and new discoveries are helping to speed its development from theoretical to real-world applications.

In this photo, a purple glow of plasma is visible through an observation window in their decade-in-the-making benchtop ...

Nuclear fusion promises a green and infinitely renewable supply of energy—if we can harness it. Fusion happens all the time ...

Once complete, ITER will run fusion experiments using five times as much plasma as the largest reactors in operation today.

At a site in southern France, engineers are assembling a machine designed to confine a star on Earth—and prove fusion can ...

J. Tyler Davidson of the Department of Forensic Science at Sam Houston State University (Huntsville, Texas) used liquid ...

The thought of bottling up a little star sounds straight out of a Walt Whitman poem, but it's actually one of the biggest ...

Los Alamos National Lab team is modelling the efficiency and cost of reactor designs that can generate tritium from waste ...

Scientists have almost completed the development of the High Resolution Neutron Spectrometer (HRNS). The system will be used ...

Fourth-year Integrated Science student Michal Houpt has taken full advantage of studying at Canada's nuclear university.

The title of the program is “The Lightest and Heaviest Elements and their Isotopes as Powerful Groundater Tracers.” The ...