Research on fusion power is gaining momentum as scientists are increasingly joining efforts together to find a practical way to stabilize fusion reactors. A collaboration between MIT and two energy companies is encouraging interdisciplinary research to fast-track the development of fusion plants and make them functional and economical. Nuclear fusion follows the same type of reaction that powers our Sun and could potentially become a source of nearly unlimited clean electricity.
Nuclear fusion research is gaining momentum as scientists join forces
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