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Our Reasearch Library
At Marvel Fusion, we believe that the difference between success and failure is a great network of partners that work together towards a common vision and goal.
That’s why we have developed our laser-driven approach to fusion in close cooperation with renowned experts from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Oxford University, Taiwan National University, Princeton University and the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.
Currently, Marvel runs experiments and simulations at world-leading research institutions across Europe, the United States and Asia and publishes its ongoing work through scientific publications and journals.
If you are eager to help us shape the future:
Research partners
We work with scientists from leading research institutes:
01.01.2009
Mima
Inertial Fusion Energy
08.10.2013
Cornell University
Fusion reactions initiated by laser-accelerated particle beams in a laser-produced plasma
19.08.2014
APS Physics
Boron-Proton Nuclear-Fusion Enhancement Induced in Boron-Doped Silicon Targets
14.07.2016
Cambridge University Press
Fusion energy using avalanche increased boron reactions for block-ignition by ultrahigh power picosecond laser pulses
17.02.2016
Laser-initiated primary and secondary nuclear reactions in Boron-Nitride
01.06.2016
Avalanche proton-boron fusion based on elastic nuclear collisions
21.10.2019
Queissler
Dynamically assisted nuclear fusion
21.01.2020
APS physics
High-current stream of energetic α particles from laser-driven proton-boron fusion
01.09.2020
Margarone
Generation of α-Particle Beams With a Multi-kJ, Peta-Watt Class Laser System
12.11.2020
Tikhonchuk
Progress and opportunities for inertial fusion energy in Europe
30.11.2020
Science
United Kingdom lights up its unusual fusion reactor
27.11.2020
Science
Laser Fusion reactor approaches ‘burning plasma’ milestone
11.01.2021
APS physics
Record Energetics for an Inertial Fusion Implosion at NIF
26.01.2021
hilase.cz
A new World record for BIVOJ laser
16.02.2021
Berkely Lab
Advisory Committee Releases Strategic Plan for U.S. Fusion, Plasma Program
17.02.2021
The National Academies
Government and Private Sector Should Produce Net Electricity in Fusion Pilot Plant by 2035-2040 to Impact the Transition to a Low-Carbon Emission Electrical System, New Report Says