Kyoto Fusioneering

✨️New company video available now✨️ What kind of company is Kyoto Fusioneering? Discover how we provide innovative engineering solutions to the fusion community by watching our new company introduction video. https://lnkd.in/gApC22xP

📌Wrap up on FusionX with Ian Castillo and Yuhei Nozoe and Tracy Ma PEng ⬇️Here’s a glimpse of being surrounded by great minds in Silicon Valley this week at #FusionXInvest on fusion, from advancing policy to cutting edge tech innovation. ✅To learn more about fusion fuel cycles, please check us out at https://www.ffc.inc/ Canadian Nuclear Laboratories IDOM Consulting, Engineering, Architecture, Kyoto Fusioneering, Avalanche Energy, FusionX Group, Marathon Fusion Molten Salt Solutions ExoFusion John Elling Kyle Schiller Romi Mahajan Robin Langtry John Myer

✨Explore Our Global Collaboration!✨ We’ve just published a new blog post. In this blog, we are featuring two secondees from the UK Atomic Energy Authority. We interviewed Dan Lee-Lane and Parth Kotwal, two experienced engineers, to get their insights on working alongside our team at our R&D centre "Kyoto Research Centre", where we’re developing the UNITY-1 project—a groundbreaking initiative aimed at demonstrating the conversion of the immense energy from fusion reactions into electricity, by simulating the high-temperature and magnetic conditions of a fusion plant. We also spoke with them about their experiences living in Kyoto, Japan. Read the blog to learn more about their journey! https://lnkd.in/g-8JUKMh

✨Our latest blog is now available! ✨ In this post, we present our new headquarters and R&D facility, which opened last month, with a focus on the office area, accompanied by photos. 📸 Designed to enhance collaboration between our technical and corporate teams, this new office serves as a foundation for our continued organizational growth. We invite you to take a closer look! https://lnkd.in/gg3RqVC4

💡 Exciting Opportunity in Fusion Research! 💡 Kyoto Fusioneering is proud to collaborate with Lancaster University on the TriBreed project, aiming to develop a prototype tritium breeder blanket device utilizing advanced octalithium ceramic breeder materials. This initiative is part of the UK Atomic Energy Authority’s £200m Lithium Breeding Tritium Innovation (LIBRTI) programme. Lancaster University is currently seeking a Senior Research Associate in Nuclear Engineering to join this groundbreaking project. The role involves designing and fabricating the TriBreed prototype, conducting post-irradiation analysis, and developing decommissioning strategies. Ideal candidates will have a PhD in Physics or Nuclear Engineering, experience with neutronics and radiometrics, and a background in handling radioactive materials. This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals in the UK with immediate availability to contribute to the future of fusion energy. The position is full-time, with funding until March 31, 2026, and a preferred start date in February 2025. The application deadline is February 23, 2025. Submit your CV and join this project to advance fusion technology and making a lasting impact on sustainable energy solutions. https://lnkd.in/gdhgCDbH #NuclearEngineering #FusionEnergy #TritiumBreeding #ResearchOpportunity #KyotoFusioneering #LancasterUniversity

February Newsletter 2025 is now available! Get the latest insights and updates from the world of fusion energy. Discover our global activities in fusion energy. Don't miss out—stay informed and inspired! #fusionenergy

🚀 Fusion Fuel Cycles is heading to Silicon Valley! Co-CEOs Ian Castillo and Yuhei Nozoe will take the stage at FusionX Global to discuss: 💡 The Fuel Cycle: Mitigating Risk & Creating Opportunity This marks Fusion Fuel Cycle Inc.’s (FFC) first-ever appearance at the event. 📍FusionX Global | Computer History Museum, Silicon Valley, February 12–14 FusionX Group, Yuhei Nozoe, Ian Castillo, Tracy Ma PEng, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Kyoto Fusioneering #Fusion #FuelCycle #Innovation #FusionXGlobal #SiliconValley

Next week, I’ll be in Silicon Valley, CA, for FusionX Group's FusionXInvest: Global—my first time back in the Bay Area in almost a decade (the last time I was there was for Nuclear Innovation Bootcamp in 2016!) I’ll be representing Kyoto Fusioneering on a panel discussing how corporate venture capital, technology firms, and EPC contractors are engaging with fusion and what these partnerships mean for the industry's future. I'll be joined by Tina Tosukhowong (TDK Ventures), Dr. Fred Beranek (Fluor), Anku Madan (Obvious Ventures), and Dan Shafqat (Decarb Ventures), with William Fork (Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP) moderating. I am looking forward to an insightful discussion on how strategic partnerships can deliver value to fusion beyond just capital—shaping supply chains, accelerating technology, and enabling commercialisation. More about the event: https://lnkd.in/eqbDUmeb

🎉New "Behind the Fusion Scene" Interview is Out Now! 🎉 Meet Suneui Lee, an engineer at Kyoto Fusioneering! In our latest Behind the Fusion Scene interview, she shares her work in R&D for fusion fuel cycle storage systems—a critical step toward making sustainable fusion energy a reality. 💡What sparked her interest in fusion energy? 🎓 What inspired her to pursue graduate studies in Japan? 🚀When does she feel the most fulfillment in her work? Dive into her journey and insights—read the full interview now! https://lnkd.in/gQEq6Uym

🌟 Exciting News from Kyoto Fusioneering UK! 🌟 For the first time, we are proudly sponsoring two PhD projects, set to begin in September 2025, through two prestigious Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) in the UK. 🎓 The two projects, both based at the The University of Manchester, are: 1️⃣ 2D Solid State Hydrogen Isotope Separation Membranes for Fusion Fuel Cycles (Fusion CDT, with Marcelo Lozada-Hidalgo & Philip Edmondson, and John McGrady and Paul Barron) 2️⃣ Simulation-Based Tool Development for Optimizing Robotics and Maintenance Strategies in Tritium Breeding Blankets for Fusion Reactors (RAINZ CDT, with Simon Watson Guido Herrmann & Professor Lee Margetts, and Richard Pearson and Luigi Candido) These projects will tackle critical challenges in hydrogen isotope separation and robotics for fusion, both essential areas for advancing fusion energy commercialization. They also represent a step forward for us as we expand our efforts to support the next generation of fusion talent. We’re really excited to begin contributing to cutting-edge research that aligns with our mission to drive innovation in fusion energy. 📢 If you’re passionate about fusion energy—and if you are specifically interested in materials science or robotics and AI—and looking for a PhD opportunity, check out these links to learn more and apply: 🔗 Hydrogen Isotopes Project: https://bit.ly/40CnZd7 🔗 Robotics Project: https://bit.ly/4axfvZb We can’t wait to welcome the brilliant minds who will shape the future with us! 🚀 #FusionEnergy #PhD #UniversityofManchester #FusionCDT #RAINZCDT #NextGenTalent #Innovation