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A study by researchers from Virginia Tech and Princeton University has identified risks associated with nuclear fusion technology, specifically the potential for deuterium-tritium reactors to be misused for producing fissile materials. They propose the use of antineutrino detectors as a monitoring solution to prevent nuclear proliferation in fusion power development.
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A study by researchers from Virginia Tech and Princeton University has identified risks associated with nuclear fusion technology, specifically the potential for deuterium-tritium reactors to be misused for producing fissile materials. They propose the use of antineutrino detectors as a monitoring solution to prevent nuclear proliferation in fusion power development.
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