MIT Scientists Hit A Major Fusion Milestone In The Quest For Limitless Energy

06 Mar 2024 | Abstracted from BGR

"Superconducting magnets discovered by MIT scientists in 2021 are finally ready for fusion reactors...The researchers have now published several papers on the discovery, confirming that the magnets can meet the challenging conditions of a fusion power plant....One major difference with these REBCO magnets is that they require less insulation than other superconductor-based magnets...allowing for greater conductivity."

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