The fusion issue

Scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory have pioneered fusion research for 80 years—and counting.

Charlie Nakhleh brings decades of experience to Los Alamos’ top Weapons job.

Large language models tackle challenges in inertial confinement fusion.

Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists sharpen their understanding of the fusion fuel cycle.

A special issue of Fusion Science and Technology highlights early fusion research.

A Los Alamos researcher helps a teen set a world record.

Major maintenance and modernization begin at the Dual-Axis Radiographic Hydrodynamic Test facility.

Los Alamos partners with private companies to accelerate fusion energy.

A project at Los Alamos National Laboratory envisions the systemic effects of a transformative technology.

More than a century of research supports today’s fusion advances.

At Los Alamos National Laboratory, breakthroughs in fusion research support national security.

Researchers are drawn to the field for many reasons.

Los Alamos National Laboratory’s third director remains a legend today.

Physicist Jeff Paisner’s 52 years in the nuclear security enterprise includes overseeing the early construction of the National Ignition Facility.

One of the world’s largest cranes makes its way around the country in support of national security.

For an Austrian couple working as physicists at Los Alamos National Laboratory, the hills are alive.

For decades, Hollywood has used fusion to power its blockbusters.

Los Alamos technology cameos in Star Trek.