Oxford Sigma commissions the UK’s first engineering-scale tritium extraction facility for lithium containing materials, accelerating fusion fuel cycle development under the UKAEA LIBRTI programme.
Oxford Sigma is expanding its advanced shielding materials programme with two new technology development projects, accelerating our tungsten and hydride innovation pipeline.
Oxford Sigma has been appointed as a Tier 1 contractor to UKAEA’s Embedded Engineering Resources Framework, marking a major milestone after six years of dedicated effort and collaboration in fusion innovation.
Oxford Sigma proudly announces two UKAEA funded projects for designing and producing robust plasma diagnostic devices for fusion power plants.
Oxford Sigma has been awarded funding to spearhead a fusion breeder experimental programme to validate the performance of tritium breeding in its lithium ceramic materials as part of the UKAEA Lithium Breeding Tritium Innovation (LIBRTI) programme.
Dr Thomas Davis, Co-Founder of Oxford Sigma, has been appointed Chair of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC) Section III Division 4 “Fusion Energy Devices” subgroup. The appointment began on January 1st 2024 and is for a term of three years.