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View a pamphlet describing successful spinoff technologies from fusion energy research

Read the associated FESAC report on “Scientific Discoveries and New Technologies Beyond Fusion”

Read more about how Fusion Research Ignites Innovation

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This image shows changes in pressure at the plasma’s outer midplane. It shows how increasing density changes plasma behavior from large potentially damaging instabilities at low density to low-level constant turbulence without bursts at high density.

Protecting Against Large Damaging Energy Bursts in Fusion Energy Devices

Scientists found a potential way to suppress large damaging edge-localized modes, providing an approach to protect future devices.

The Uncertainty Toolbox provides a suite of evaluation, visualization, and recalibration functionalities for uncertainty quantification.

Uncertainty Toolbox: A Software Toolbox for Quantifying Uncertainty and More

The Uncertainty Toolbox, a popular open-source library for uncertainty quantification and calibration, is a valuable tool for fusion and other research.

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