- 20.1.9
- Research Updates:Fast Particles Distort Electric Potential in the Plasma:High-Precision Particle Simulation Research
- 19.11.7
- Research Updates:Operating Simulator of Large Superconducting Magnetic Cooling Device
- 19.9.13
- Announcement:Employment
- 19.9.6
- Announcement:Employment
- 19.9.2
- Announcement:Employment
- 19.8.28
- Announcement:Employment
- 19.8.20
- Press Release & EurekAlert:Simulations demonstrate ion heating by plasma oscillations for fusion energy
To those who want to visit NIFS：Regarding Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
- 20.1.9
- Fast Particles Distort Electric Potential in the Plasma:High-Precision Particle Simulation Research
- 19.11.7
- Operating Simulator of Large Superconducting Magnetic Cooling Device - Heading for the early establishment of an optimal design and an operating method –
- 19.5.14
- Joint Project between National Institute for Fusion Science and Southwest Jiaotong University in the People’s Republic of China - Construction of the Quasi-axisymmetric stellarator(CFQS)
- 18.10.11
- Exploring the Conditions for the Use of Superfluid Helium:Boiling Experiment under Exceedingly Minute Gravity
- 18.9.20
- Asymmetry that Appears in Plasma: Comparison between Density Measurements Based upon the Heavy Ion Beam Probe and Theoretical Research
- 18.8.29
- Constructing a Strong Wall That Will Not Be Damaged by Plasma:Accelerating Reactor Wall Research Development in Extreme Heat Load Test Devices
- 18.7.31
- Research on Flows Born in Plasmas: Seeking to Clarify the Influence of the Flow upon Plasma Performance
- 19.8.20
- Simulations demonstrate ion heating by plasma oscillations for fusion energy
- 19.8.2
- Demonstration of alpha particle confinement capability in helical fusion plasmas
- 19.7.16
- Fusion scientists have developed “the nano-scale sculpture technique”: ~ This enables observation inside hard materials with an atomic-scale ~
- 19.3.12
- Fusion Science and Astronomy Collaboration Enables Investigation of the Origin of Heavy Elements
- 18.12.7
- Developing New Materials for the Fusion Reactor: Success in Developing Vanadium Alloys Strong at High Temperatures and Appropriate for Manufacturing and Welding
- 18.6.18
- The First Experimental Discovery in the World of the Propagation of Plasma Turbulence: Results of Japan-United States Joint Research (Article Published in the American scientific journal Physical Review Letters)
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