Fusion Energy Sciences program

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The Fusion Energy Sciences program is a U.S. Department of Energy research initiative focused on advancing the science and technology needed to develop fusion as a practical, clean energy source.


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instanceOf U.S. Department of Energy program
research program
administeredBy Office of Science
aimsTo improve understanding of plasma behavior in fusion conditions
collaboratesWith ITER project
international fusion research programs
country United States
emphasis long-term fusion energy development
science-based approach to fusion energy
field fusion energy
fusion technology
plasma physics
focusesOn fusion nuclear science
inertial fusion energy science
magnetic confinement fusion
plasma-material interactions
funds major U.S. fusion experimental facilities
goal advance the science of high-energy-density plasmas
advance the science of magnetically confined plasmas
develop fusion as a practical energy source
support development of fusion energy systems
mission advance the science and technology of fusion energy
contribute to a low-carbon energy future
objective develop predictive capability for fusion plasmas
enable a fusion pilot plant
train the next generation of fusion scientists and engineers
understand and control burning plasmas
partOf U.S. Department of Energy
policyContext U.S. energy research and development strategy
researchArea fusion materials
high-energy-density laboratory plasmas
innovative confinement concepts
plasma diagnostics
plasma heating and current drive
plasma theory and computation
stellarator physics
tokamak physics
sponsor fusion energy science research grants
supports computational fusion science
experimental fusion facilities
fusion technology development
industry collaborations in fusion
national laboratory fusion research
public–private partnerships in fusion energy
theoretical fusion research
university fusion research
typeOfEnergyTargeted clean energy
low-carbon energy

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Office of Science
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