Organizations

CAEN Technologies designs and supplies electronic instrumentation for nuclear and particle physics applications. Their product line includes data acquisition systems, high and low voltage power supplies, digitizers, and front-end electronics.

Copenhagen Atomics is a developer of molten salt-based fusion fuel cycle and blanket technologies. The company focuses on building liquid fuel systems, instrumentation, and thorium-based salt purification services. Its work supports the development of closed fuel cycles and component systems.

EnableFusion is a fusion technology developer building a Fusion Engineering Platform (FEP) that integrates precision manufacturing, high-temperature superconductor (HTS) production, and AI-enabled workflows. The platform is designed to streamline procurement, fabrication, assembly, testing, and operational processes for fusion machines.

Energy Matter Conversion Corporation (EMC2) is a fusion company founded in 1985 by Dr. Robert Bussard to develop Polywell fusion technology, an electrostatic confinement approach. The company built and tested multiple Polywell devices with support from U.S. government programs, including experiments funded by the U.S. Navy. EMC2 continued research after Bussard’s death in 2007 under Dr. Jaeyoung Park.

Liberty Fusion is pursuing a plasma-jet magneto-inertial fusion (PJMIF) concept.