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The path to delivering nuclear fusion power

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CHANGE OF SPEAKER : Dr Fulvio Militello is a Senior Research Scientist at the Culham Centre for Fusion Research and Head of Theory at the UK Atomic Energy Authority. He will be joining us to discus sthe UK Fusion Programme. He will be presenting an integrated design for a nuclear fusion power plant and the challenges that remain in order to realise nuclear fusion as a source of sustainable energy, as well as future opportunities in the field. Dr Militello’s primary research interests lie in understanding and controlling fusion plasmas, with a view to developing techniques for plasma control. We look forward to hearing his perspectives on nuclear fusion power and its potential for the future.

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Professor Ian Chapman apologises that he is unable to come on Tuesday, due to urgent government business.

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