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FST publishes special issue on fusion’s early history

November 27, 2024, 12:03PMNuclear NewsM. B. Chadwick

Fig. 1. Oppenheimer hosting a gathering in his Bathtub Row house in Los Alamos.

The July 2024 issue of Nuclear News focused on fusion. Editor-in-chief Rick Michal highlighted in his column (p. 4) Los Alamos National Laboratory’s open access special issue of the American Nuclear Society journal Fusion Science and Technology, titled The Early History of Fusion. This article provides a brief summary of the issue—and we encourage readers to explore all of the full papers.^a

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