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New UK manufacturing initiative to support fusion energy
• UKRI-funded project to research new opportunities for building fusion machines
• Initiative will use a new additive manufacturing approach to enable different metals to be fused together to create entirely new alloys
• Supported by industrial partners including Rolls Royce Subs, MTC and Aerosint
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