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Nuclear fusion

Nuclear fusion

ITER fusion-reactor schedule slips by five years

21 Jun 2016 Michael Banks
Photograph of the ITER fusion reactor being built in southern France
Delayed: the ITER fusion reactor is being built in southern France. (Courtesy: ITER Organization)
The ITER fusion reactor currently being built in France will achieve its “first plasma”

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