Optimising High Energy Density Physics in Complex Geometries

Fusion represents a safe baseload, potentially providing electricity without the disadvantages of fossil fuels, whilst promoting UK energy independence

Our Partnership is dedicated to solving key scientific challenges of Fusion Energy - in particular exploring the use of ‘Amplifier’ technology to produce the extreme conditions needed for energy production in a fusion target, whilst keeping the driver as simple and cost effective as possible

Who are we?

We’re a research partnership funded by UKRI and First Light Fusion

Our partners are Imperial College London, the University of York, the University of Oxford, Mach42 (formerly Machine Discovery) and First Light

News and images from our research

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Robert (Postdoc at Oxford Engineering) visiting FLF during experiments with a 2-stage light-gas gun
Simon Bland (Academic Lead) and Francisco Suzuki-Vidal (Business Lead) presenting at the UK Inertial Fusion Consortium meeting at Imperial (Mar 2024)