Fundamental, Breakthrough Paper Building an Integrated Theory of Plasma Confinement

BELLEVUE, WA, AUSTIN, TX AND TOKYO, JAPAN, SEPT 30, 2026

Plasma Physicists from the Institute for Fusion Studies (IFS) at the University of Texas, The Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Tokyo, and private fusion leader ExoFusion have developed a unified theory of transport barriers in magnetically confined systems, published in Nuclear Fusion, Sept 17th. The paper can be found here.

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• Fundamental Paper Offering a Unified Theory of Transport Barriers.
• Powerful collaboration between IFS (UT Austin), ExoFusion, and The University of Tokyo.
• Confinement remains the core issue for Commercially Viable Fusion (CVF)

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ExoFusion is an innovative company focused on accelerating the path to Commercially Viable Fusion (CVF). ExoFusion is a leader in the physics and technologies of confinement of novel materials for the first wall. ExoFusion focuses on design, simulation, IP, and scientific innovation for growing Fusion industry. ExoFusion is a recipient of ARPA-E, SCIDAC, FIRE, INFUSE and other grants. The company works across device types and fuel cycles.

Romi Mahajan, CEO ExoFusion
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