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Project Fuzelin goal is to develop a VR model of nuclear fusion power plant - to demonstrate the elementary mechanisms & technology behind.

The FuseNet Master Event of 2023 can fully be viewed on YouTube.

Page for download of the FuseNet PhD event 2023 presentations

On YouTube you can watch multiple recordings of presentations about fusion basics, i.e. plasma physics & control, divertor physics and power and particle exhaust.

The recordings of the intro and Pecha Kucha presentations of the PhD Event of 2020.

The recordings of Fusion EP Talks are available through YouTube.

Presentations of the FuseNet Master Event of 2021 can be viewed on YouTube

The FuseNet Master Event of 2022 can fully be viewed on YouTube.

Infuse. Inspire! The video “The easiest thing nature does” tells the story of the challenging quest for fusion energy, narrated by the people that make it happen. The camera (beautifully instrumented by Polarmedia) zooms into the cosmos of fusion scientists; and it zooms out looking into its potential to deliver safe and abundant energy. This film is to be seen as an introduction to fusion energy. So please use it. Show it. And be infused!

Watch as turbulent eddies grow and revolve in this simulation done by the gyrokinetic code GENE-3D.

Explore former, existing, and future experimental fusion research devices in this interactive world map.

The summer 2020 edition of Princeton's series of fusion and plasma physics lectures, part of their summer internship program, was conducted fully online. Lectures cover a wide variety of topics from tokamak concepts, intertial fusion, to low-temperature plasmas.

PlasmaPy is an open source community-developed Python package for plasma physics. It contains functionality such as a plasma formulary, dispersion function analysis, and Thomson scattering, and is always being expanded.

(German Language Video) Director of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics at Garching, Germany, Prof. Hartmut Zohm gives a lecture on how a fusion power plant should be implemented, and current steps being taken to achieve this.

Introductory Fusion lecture series given virtually from University of Stuttgart. Provides an overview of key concepts in fusion such as the Lawson criterion and magnetic field configurations as well as discussing topics such as history of fusion and Stellarators.

Doing scientific research is like planting a walnut seed - Piero Martin at TEDxVarese

Take a look at the ITER construction site from above and appreciate the scale of the project.