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.
Novatron Fusion Group is accelerating the development of the NOVATRON fusion reactor in a new collaborative partnership utilising Oxford Sigma’s in-depth technical expertise in fusion component design, materials and manufacturing.
Oxford Sigma, Kyoto Fusioneering, and the STEP Programme have published new research exploring innovative approaches to tritium breeding in spherical tokamaks.
Oxford Sigma is proud to announce the opening of its subsidiary in the United States based in the Washington, D.C. area.
Gauss Fusion and Oxford Sigma collaborate to develop the most promising fusion materials and strategy to maturity for fusion’s extremely challenging environment, which will be the basis of a safe and reliable fusion power plant.
Oxford Sigma is pleased to announce a new chapter with a change in its management structure, effective 1st February 2024