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University of Tokyo

Last updated Jul 6, 2026

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Projects: 4News: 4Publications: 11
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Founding Year

1877

Location

Japan flag Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

Leadership

Yasushi Ono, Professor

Website

www.u-tokyo.ac.jp

News

Notice (September 8, 2026): Nationwide Open-Call Next-Generation Fusion Traveling Lecture — Application Deadline September 30, 2026

Sep 7, 2026 • National Institute for Fusion Science

The University of Tokyo, Starlight Engine, and Kyoto Fusioneering Sign a Joint Research Agreement

Apr 29, 2026 • Kyoto Fusioneering

The University of Tokyo and Eight Private Companies Driving Fusion Innovation Launch Corporate Sponsored Research Programs

Apr 25, 2025 • Starlight Engine

Fusion Energy Power Generation Demonstration Project, FAST, Launched in Japan

Nov 12, 2024 • Starlight Engine

Publications

Review of LHD-ECRH activities and beyond

Sep 26, 2026 • arXiv (physics.plasm-ph)

Frequency-inference method for reduced modeling of energetic particle modes (EPM) utilizing resonant auto-optimization remnants of imperfect time-scale separation

Sep 24, 2026 • arXiv (physics.plasm-ph)

A unified theory of transport barriers (TBs) in magnetically confined systems

Sep 4, 2026 • Nuclear Fusion

Evaluation of neutron emission anisotropy by neutral beam injection in ITER deuterium plasmas

Sep 1, 2026 • Nuclear Fusion

A generalized energy-consistent finite difference scheme for 10-moment magnetohydrodynamics

Aug 26, 2026 • arXiv (physics.plasm-ph)

High-speed multi-wavelength tomography of rotating plasma ejection events in detached plasma using gated image intensifier

Aug 12, 2026 • Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Development and Application of Collective Thomson Scattering Diagnostics for Energetic and Bulk Ion Measurements in the Large Helical Device

Aug 7, 2026 • Journal of Fusion Energy

Inward particle flux caused by low-frequency electric fluctuations in the edge region of dipole magnetic field configuration

Jul 30, 2026 • Nuclear Fusion

Ion Weibel instability in the hybrid framework: The optimal resolution

Jul 15, 2026 • Physics of Plasmas

Real-Time Control System for Electron Cyclotron Heating Injection on LHD

Jul 6, 2026 • Journal of Fusion Energy

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Projects

FAST

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Description

The FAST (Fusion by Advanced Superconducting Tokamak) project was officially announced on November 12, 2024. The project is a large collaboration comprised of several research institutions, private fusion companies, and industry partners. While FAST is set to be built in Japan, many international organizations are also involved in the project. The project is currently being spearheaded by the company Kyoto Fusion.

FAST will use a tokamak fusion device with high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnetic coils. The project aims to create a successful tokamak device, develop a tritium fuel cycle, and develop the auxiliary systems necessary for a full-scale fusion power plant. The current goal of the project is to create a device that will generate electricity in Japan by the 2030s.

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University of Tokyo logo

Founding Year

1877

Location

Japan flag Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

Leadership

Yasushi Ono, Professor

Website

www.u-tokyo.ac.jp

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