Device could sniff out fusion reactors secretly making material for a nuclear bomb

Collisions between atomic nuclei (artist’s illustration) in a fusion reactor release energy. Credit: Mark Garlick/Science Photo Library

Existing particle detectors could be used to check whether future fusion reactors are secretly producing materials for nuclear weapons1.

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