QUADCOIL - A new breakthrough in fusion reactors

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QUADCOIL - A new breakthrough in fusion reactors

The Environmental Review

11 minutes 51 seconds

10 months ago

QUADCOIL - A new breakthrough in fusion reactors

Today, we’re diving into a breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology—one that could bring us closer to a future powered by clean, limitless energy. This breakthrough comes from Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, where physicists have developed a new computer code called QUADCOIL. This innovation could simplify and reduce the costs of stellarators, a promising type of fusion reactor. We’ll break down the science, the impact, and what this means for the future of fusion power.

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Lanke Fu, Elizabeth J. Paul, Alan A. Kaptanoglu, Amitava Bhattacharjee. Global stellarator coil optimization with quadratic constraints and objectives. Nuclear Fusion, 2025; 65 (2): 026045 DOI: ⁠10.1088/1741-4326/ada810