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BONUS: Description of a JET Pulse
A step by step description of an experiment run at JET, with information from the Culham Website (CCFE). www.physicspodcast.com @physicspod...
Nuclear Fusion XVIII: From JET to ITER
We discuss the Joint European Torus - the most successful tokamak fusion reactor to date, and the source of a great deal of our knowledge about the outer limits of performance for ...
Nuclear Fusion XVII: Penthouse Fusion
This episode, we're looking into one of the most bizarre fusion episodes in its long and storied history. Yes, it's that time a new experimental tokamak fusion reactor was funded a...
Nuclear Fusion XVI: The Big Three Tokamaks
At the start of the tokamak revolution, there was a huge proliferation of different designs for tokamaks from universities and establishments around the world - but gradually, as i...
Nuclear Fusion XV: The Buzzkill Episode
Is nuclear fusion really the perfect energy source that it's sold as and cracked up to be? Even if we can get it working, will it live up to the considerable hype? www.physicspo...
Nuclear Fusion XIV: Simple Engineering Problems?
What's stopping us from getting magnetic confinement fusion reactors that work? Is it really just... simple engineering problems? www.physicspodcast.com...
Nuclear Fusion XIII: Two-Faced Gods
The second generation of laser fusion (inertial confinement fusion) devices was built in the USA in the 1970s and 1980s - but, unfortunately, those pesky plasma instabilities would...
Nuclear Fusion XII: Frickin' Lasers
The invention of the laser in 1960 opened up an entirely new approach to nuclear fusion - dramatically, and drastically compressing individual pellets of fuel with lasers. www.ph...
Nuclear Fusion XI: The Tokamak Revolution
In the late 1960s, scientists crossed the Iron Curtain. Their mission was to investigate whether the claims of Russian scientists about their new nuclear fusion device, the tokamak...
Kate Devlin on Turned On: Science, Sex and Robots
Taking a break from our nuclear fusion odyssey this week, I have a very special episode for you today. This week, our guest is Dr Kate Devlin. She's a senior lecturer in computer s...
Nuclear Fusion X: Doldrums and Tokamaks
After the first generation of nuclear fusion reactors had profound instabilities, and couldn't confine the plasma for long enough to achieve their aims, the world began to realise ...
Nuclear Fusion IX: A Sun of Our Own
In 1958, to great fanfare, the ZETA experiment at Harwell announced that they had achieved thermonuclear reactions, controlled in the lab. It was considered a huge breakthrough alo...
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