Visiting QST Naka site
Students of the Nuclear Fusion Research Program visited QST Naka site and toured the JT-60SA torus hall, control room, and the R&D site for the equipment to be installed in ITER.
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Students of the Nuclear Fusion Research Program visited QST Naka site and toured the JT-60SA torus hall, control room, and the R&D site for the equipment to be installed in ITER.
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The collaboration activity in which Prof Shinohara participated has been awarded the JT-60 Collaborative Research Excellence Award for FY2024.
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The Kashiwa Campus Open Days will be held on October 24 (Fri.) and 25 (Sat.), 2025. This year, Nuclear Fusion Research Education Program and several fusion-related laboratories will present a series of exhibits ranging from basic introductions such as “What is nuclear fusion?” to the latest research achievements. We warmly welcome your visit to explore the forefront of fusion science and technology. Exhibit Themes: ・Challenge toward Fusion Energy Fusion Research and Education Program ・The Future of Energy Created by Fusion – Expanding Research on Plasma and Materials – Shin Kajita & Haruhiko Saito Laboratory (Department of Advanced Energy) ・A Magnetic Cage to Confine Super High-Temperature Nuclear Fusion Plasmas Michiaki Inomoto & Hiroshi Tanabe Laboratory (Department of Advanced […]
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Dr. Naoki Sato of the National Institute for Fusion Science has been appointed as a Visiting Associate Professor in the Collaborative Course of the Department of Advanced Energy.
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The participants of the JT-60SA International Fusion School (JIFS) – five from Europe and eight from Japan – visited, enjoyed a tour of the facility, and engaged in networking.
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On August 8, 2025, a group of students from Tsinghua University, China, visited our campus. During their visit, they toured several research laboratories and engaged in academic and cultural exchange with our faculty members and students. We sincerely thank the visiting students and all those involved in making the event a success.
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On August 5, 2025, twelve students enrolled in Nuclear Fusion Research Education Program visited National Institute for Fusion Science (NIFS) in Toki City, Gifu. During the visit, they toured the institute’s large-scale experimental facility—the Large Helical Device (LHD)—and gained valuable insights into various aspects of fusion research. These included the principles and implementation of plasma diagnostics and heating methods, as well as the mindset required to maintain a safe and high-quality experimental environment. The students also had the opportunity to learn about ongoing research directly from many faculty members, including NIFS Director General Prof. Yamada. These exchanges deepened their understanding and broadened their perspectives by connecting the cutting-edge research at […]
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On August 1, 2025, 54 students from Miyazaki-Nishi High School visited Kashiwa Campus. They received an explanation about nuclear fusion research and toured our experimental facilities.
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In the academic year 2025, a total of 17 students enrolled in the program: 3 doctor students and 11 master students in the Department of Advanced Energy, and 1 doctor student and 2 master students in the Department of Complexity Science and Engineering.
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