UKAEA will support 10 industry professionals, five of whom will be early career professionals (i.e. maximum of eight years since their last academic qualification), subject to a quality threshold being met.
To support networking, an annual event will be held for industrial visiting academic and academic leads to come together and share insights and best practice.
Applications close at 4:00pm on March 26, 2026.
IVAS provides funding UK Universities to work with registered UK industry professionals, enhancing student learning and strengthening pipelines into the fusion industry. The grant, managed by the UK host University, provides financial support to cover a minimum of 15 days of teaching resource per year over a three-year term.
In February, UKAEA’s Lithium Breeding Tritium Innovation (LIBRTI) programme hosted its first international conference at Culham Campus. With over 185 attendees, the three-day event marked a significant moment in the future of fusion fuel-cycle innovation.
The conference brought together the global breeder blanket community to explore the latest advancements, challenges, and collaborative opportunities shaping the field. Contributions to the conference included speakers from UKAEA’s LIBRTI team, UKIFS, industry, academia and leading international partners.
From mid February, UKAEA staff will no longer use personal mobile devices for work related activities. If you hold personal contact details for UKAEA employees, such as mobile phone numbers, please contact them via email to confirm the most appropriate way to communicate with them going forward.
IVAS provides funding UK Universities to work with registered UK industry professionals, enhancing student learning and strengthening pipelines into the fusion industry. The grant, managed by the UK host University, provides financial support to cover a minimum of 15 days of teaching resource per year over a three-year term.
UKAEA will support 10 industry professionals, five of whom will be early career professionals (i.e. maximum of eight years since their last academic qualification), subject to a quality threshold being met.
To support networking, an annual event will be held for industrial visiting academic and academic leads to come together and share insights and best practice.
Applications close at 4:00pm on March 26, 2026.
In February, UKAEA’s Lithium Breeding Tritium Innovation (LIBRTI) programme hosted its first international conference at Culham Campus. With over 185 attendees, the three-day event marked a significant moment in the future of fusion fuel-cycle innovation.
The conference brought together the global breeder blanket community to explore the latest advancements, challenges, and collaborative opportunities shaping the field. Contributions to the conference included speakers from UKAEA’s LIBRTI team, UKIFS, industry, academia and leading international partners.
From mid February, UKAEA staff will no longer use personal mobile devices for work related activities. If you hold personal contact details for UKAEA employees, such as mobile phone numbers, please contact them via email to confirm the most appropriate way to communicate with them going forward.