Low-Cost Fusion Project Steps Out of the Shadows and Looks for Money
Nicholas Krall, a plasma physicist who has been working in the fusion field for more than a half-century and has been an adviser to EMC2 Fusion, was more enthusiastic. “I think this is the most exciting experimental advance that I’ve been involved in,” he told NBC News. ‘I’m stoked’
Update: 14 June 2014 1054z
Dr. Jaeyoung Park, President of EMC2, will give a talk on recent
cusp-confinement experiments in one of their Polywell devices. A
flyer is attached.
Date: Monday, June 16
Time: 2:30 PM
Location: 106 ERB
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The location is UW-Madison
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2 responses to “Polywell Fusion News Update 13 June 2014”
They spent $12M of Navy money, and they still don’t have a working device or any substantial data, and the Navy has pulled out. Smells like failure. At least they didn’t waste money and careers on the scale of ITER.
bob,
They have some critical data and Nick Krall is VERY excited. That is a big deal.
There are things going on behind the scenes I can’t speak publicly about. Let me just say I’m stoked.