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ARTICLE · 03 JANUARY 2022

Collaboration Key To UK Fusion Development

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With the ongoing global pandemic, many of us have not been able to see the family we are used to celebrating with during the holidays.

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With the ongoing global pandemic, many of us have not been able to see the family we are used to celebrating with during the holidays. While technology has helped connect us in ways not possible in the past, this festive season has reminded me that humans, myself included, are social creatures. The value of social interaction is found not only in celebratory settings, but also in business, particularly while working with others to develop innovative technology.  

Fusion power, an energy source in development for decades, is the combination of two nuclei to form a nucleus while releasing an incredible amount of energy. Fusion reactors capable of harnessing this energy are in development around the world. Recently the UK Atomic Energy Association (UKAEA) signed two multimillion agreements to aid in the development of safe, efficient, and low-carbon fusion energy. The agreements involve 12 different companies which are supported by more than 25 collaborators

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