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Oxford Sigma is continuing international harmonisation efforts following a landmark technical meeting with the ITER Organisation and ongoing ASME–JSME collaboration, strengthening the global alignment of fusion engineering codes and standards through practical evidence and operating experience.

Oxford Sigma proudly marks its seventh anniversary today, celebrating its rise from a two founder British startup to an internationally recognised leader.

Oxford Sigma’s new peer‑reviewed study explains how fusion structural materials progress from promising candidates to code‑credible, buildable reactor components.

Oxford Sigma has completed a qualification strategy and industry outreach programme in support of the Fusion Oriented Robotic Technology (FORT) qualification pathway, engaging UK companies and stakeholders to help shape an open, high-level approach to qualifying robotics components and systems for future fusion environments.

Oxford Sigma, in collaboration with STEP Fusion and Rockwood Cryogenics, has successfully demonstrated a pioneering magnet protection concept, marking a major milestone for the future of fusion energy.

Oxford Sigma has appointed Dr Vivian Lee as Head of Engineering, strengthening the company’s technical leadership and supporting its mission to accelerate the delivery of safe, commercially viable fusion energy technologies. 

Oxford Sigma present supply chain and materials perspectives in the first IAEA Technical Meeting on Experience in Codes and Standards for Fusion Technology

Oxford Sigma joined the global fusion community at ICFRM-22 in Japan to present updates on codification efforts and breeder material qualification, contributing to the ongoing development of fusion-grade materials and standards.

Oxford Sigma has been awarded Lots 1 and 4 under UKAEA’s Industry Simulation Software for Fusion programme, showcasing its leadership in neutronics-thermal-structural analysis and liquid metal magnetohydrodynamics for advancing commercial fusion energy.

Oxford Sigma Joins the QinetiQ lead Weapons Sector Research Framework (WSRF) for the development of complex, general and direct energy weapons.

Oxford Sigma is driving key innovations in fusion materials, accelerating the UKAEA’s Fusion Roadmap towards commercial fusion energy.