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AI meets nuclear fusion as Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory leads a Genesis Mission project to automate plasma heating for future fusion energy reactors.

Radiation-resistant graphene nanoribbon sensors survive fusion-level gamma exposure, opening new pathways for space and nuclear instrumentation.

The project will create a unique neutron source to test how key reactor components produce fuel under realistic conditions.

A new set of parameters combines the physical demands of sustained fusion reactions with the costs and returns needed for plants to succeed in energy markets.