UKAEA

The facility is expected to help commercialise nuclear fusion as a major source of low carbon electricity

Experts in the UK are building micro-powered diamond devices that could power pacemakers and even small satellites

The UK Atomic Energy Authority will work with industry partners and academics and aim to complete the design by 2024

The UK Atomic Energy Agency will work with industrial partners to put the UK in a strong position to commercialise nuclear fusion as a major source of low carbon electricity

Fusion energy research aims to copy the process which powers the sun for a new large-scale source of clean energy on Earth

Professor David Gann will take up his post on 1st August 2018

The UKAEA leads the commercial development of fusion power and related technology

The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) is seeking two Non-Executive Directors to join the Board and help shape the future of energy. The positions include a financial expert, who will also chair the Audit Committee and an academic or research and development leader. UKAEA scientists and engineers are working with partners around the globe to […]

The government intends to leave a Europe-wide nuclear co-operation body as part of Brexit. Ministers said that would happen after the UK leaves the EU in a bill published to trigger Article 50. The European Atomic Energy Community or Euratom aims to pursue nuclear research and training activities with an emphasis on continually improving safety, […]

The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) is seeking a new CEO to lead the nation’s ongoing development of future energy. With Professor Steve Cowley taking the position of President of Corpus Christi College in Oxford later this year, UKAEA is now inviting application for his position. The UKAEA manages Culham Centre Fusion Energy’s (CCFE) nuclear […]