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Building the World's Most Powerful Laser

New lasers will be key to making fusion energy and proton therapy practical.

A New Approach to Fusion

A startup snags funding to start early work on a low-budget test reactor.

Igniting Fusion

Researchers at a California National Lab will soon attempt to start self-sustaining fusion reactions using the world's largest lasers. If it works, it could be a first step on the road to abundant fusion power.

The World's Biggest Laser Powers Up

Now complete, the National Ignition Facility could soon create controlled fusion using lasers.

Better Control for Fusion Power

A new control process may enable practical fusion reactors.

Federal Research Funding Cut

Financial support for a major international fusion project is one of many casualties.

Mining the Moon

Lab experiments suggest that future fusion reactors could use helium-3 gathered from the moon.

A Spark of Hope for Fusion

A new device clears an obstacle to a type of fusion power plant.

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