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Home » Particle and nuclear » Nuclear fusion » Simulation of capsule implosions during laser fusion wins Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion Outstanding Paper Prize

Simulation of capsule implosions during laser fusion wins Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion Outstanding Paper Prize

20 Jun 2025 Michael Banks
Particles interacting
Hot topic: nuclear fusion offers the chance to provide a clean and inexhaustible source of energy, but many challenges remain before it can become a commercial reality. (Courtesy: iStock/vitacopS)
Computational physicist Jose Milovich of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and colle

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