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View a pamphlet describing successful spinoff technologies from fusion energy research

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Left: Superconducting tripole striplines on a substrate inside a high-purity aluminum cylinder. Right: Cross-section showing strip arrangement and electric field behavior in different modes. Each mode is sensitive to different types of energy loss.

Advancing Quantum Technology: Tantalum's Impact on Next Generation Qubits

Enhancing quantum coherence through innovative materials design in superconducting circuits

Left: geometry of the SPARC tokamak showing the pump volume and the “louver” actuator that restricts gas flow between the plasma and pumping chambers. Right: neutral gas pressure increases strongly with the louver closed.

“Louvers” on the SPARC Fusion Device Should Exhaust Gases as Hot as a Star

Public researchers partner with a private company to improve simulations key to controlling plasma heat in a fusion energy power plant.

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