New Technique Cranks Up the Heat to Make Nuclear Fuel Safer
A tiny “suspended bridge” method measures heat in nuclear fuel, helping make reactors safer and more efficient.
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X-energy’s Xe-100 system uses meltdown-resistant TRISO-X fuel to push Gen IV reactors out of the lab.


The Polaris fusion machine sets a record with plasma temperatures of 150 million degrees Celsius.


The reactor technology uses thousands of LED lights to mimic an atomic chain reaction.