Read article: Industrial procurement in fusion
Industrial procurement in fusion
Dan Mistry outlines how industry can compete for valuable fusion contracts
Read article: Industrial procurement in fusion
Read article: Tritium–deuterium plasma puts the heat on ITER’s first wall
Tritium–deuterium plasma puts the heat on ITER’s first wall
The UK firm MG Sanders is developing tungsten tile modules that will soon be installed in the Joint European Torus, where the components will be evaluated for use in the ITER fusion reactor. Ian Warri...
Read article: Eyeballing the universe
Eyeballing the universe
Just over a year ago, the online project Galaxy Zoo was launched. Two of its founders, Chris Lintott and Kate Land, reflect on the story of one of the most innova...
Read article: Simulation points to lightweight first stars
Simulation points to lightweight first stars
First protostars could have been just a hundredth the mass of our Sun
Read article: Themis reveals the secret of Earth’s auroras
Themis reveals the secret of Earth’s auroras
Magnetic field 'reconnection' transfers solar energy towards Earth, say researchers
Read article: Blog life: Chris Lintott’s Universe
Blog life: Chris Lintott’s Universe
Chris Lintott on life co-presenting TV's The Sky at Night
Fastest supercomputer overtaken by Roadrunner
US machine will be used initially to model cosmology, astrophysics and the climate
Read article: Astronomers watch as star dies
Astronomers watch as star dies
First time a type-Ib supernova is glimpsed in "real-time"
Read article: Information ‘not lost’ in black holes
Information ‘not lost’ in black holes
The end may be in sight for the black hole "information paradox"
Eccentric pulsar could be part of a threesome
Mysterious binary system defies explanation
