ORNL to lead three INFUSE projects advancing fusion technology

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The Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory will lead three public-private research initiatives focusing on fusion technology development. The projects address material durability, device diagnostics, and high-temperature superconductor manufacturing under the Innovation Network for Fusion Energy program.

These collaborations connect national laboratory resources with private companies to resolve technical bottlenecks in commercial fusion development. By targeting specific manufacturing and material challenges, the program aims to accelerate the transition of fusion concepts into viable energy systems.

QuoteThe Department of Energy's (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has been selected to lead three private-public research projects aimed at advancing key technologies needed for fusion energy, including robust fusion materials, device diagnostics and high-temperature superconductor manufacturing. The projects are part of the recently announced...

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