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FusDIS

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The Fusion Device Information System (FusDIS), developed and maintained by the IAEA, focuses on experimental fusion research devices worldwide. FusDIS contains information on fusion devices public or private that are currently in operation, under construction, closed or being planned. All information is collected by the IAEA and undergoes a process of review involving the International Fusion Research Council. 

About FusDIS


The devices are organized in 4 main configuration categories: 
  • Tokamaks, both conventional and spherical type
  • Stellarators and Heliotrons
  • Laser fusion
  • Innovative and alternative concepts. This category includes the following types: beam-target; dense plasma focus; field reversed configuration; inertial electrostatic fusion; levitated dipole; magnetic mirror machine; magnetized target fusion; pinch; pulsed power generated electron beam; reverse field pinch; simple magnetized torus; space propulsor; spheromak.
For each device, the info below can be visualized by hovering the cursor over the device marker:
  • Name
  • Configuration
  • Type
  • Status (operating; under construction; closed; planned)
  • Ownership (public; private)
  • Country
  • Location
  • Website (each website can be launched by clicking on the device marker).

The statistics provided can be used as filters. It is also possible to filter per country by choosing each country from the tables. 


Useful Tips

  • Click on the icon reset.PNG at the bottom of the map to reset the filters.
  • Click on the icon home.PNG inside the map to reset the map view.
  • Hover the cursor over the device marker to access each device info.
  • Click on the device marker to launch the related website.
  • Use the statistics and tables as filters.


Contact us

The IAEA fusion team is interested in feedback on FusDIS. Please send comments to: Fusion-Physics@iaea.org