UM joins the EUROfusion programme

EUROfusion was founded on the idea that realising fusion energy will take the best efforts of as many experts as we can include. And so it is with great pleasure that we welcome our new Consortium Member: the University of Malta!

If realising fusion energy is the EUROfusion Consortium’s ultimate destination and EUROfusion is the vehicle heading that way, the engine that gets us there quickly and efficiently is collaboration. Joining the 30-member consortium since the start of Europe’s new innovation and research programme Horizon Europe is the University of Malta, where academics and engineers Martin Muscat and Pierluigi Mollicone are eager to join Europe’s fusion community. We spoke with Martin Muscat about Malta’s motivation to join the 4800 researchers, students and support staff in EUROfusion.

Prof. Ing. Martin Muscat and Prof. Ing. Pierluigi Mollicone heads the fusion research group at the University of Malta.

More information is available online.