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Hunting the holy grail of fusion

The Sunday Times: Jonathan Leake and Elizabeth Gibney look at the long and convoluted history of fusion research in the UK, particularly in light of last week's announcement of a new 500 million pound program for a civilian-based European version of the US's National Ignition Facility.

Posted by Physics Today on September 9, 2007 11:01 AM |

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