Call for Papers

FusionVision

2026 International
Fusion Symposium

Cambridge, Massachusetts USA

Sept 22 – 24, 2026

We invite you to present your cutting-edge research that explores breakthrough technologies driving clean-power innovation. Engage directly with leaders from academia and industry, and revisit the past challenges, achievements, and relentless efforts of people working on nuclear fusion. Download the Call for Papers here.

Tracks

Tokamaks
Stellarators
Mirror Machines
Inertial Fusion
Laser-Driven Fusion
Field-Reversed Configurations
Compact Toroids
Levitated Dipoles
Spheromaks
Pinch-Based Approaches and Dense Plasmas
Diagnostics, Neutron Detection, Real-Time Plasma Control Diagnostics

Magnets and Pulsed Power Magnet Design
Non-Magnetic Approaches Including But Not Limited to Low-Energy Nuclear Reaction, Muon- Catalyzed Fusion
Cryogenics
High Temperature Super Conductors
Power Electronics
Radiofrequency Heating and Current Drive ICRH, ECH, Neutral Beam Injection
Materials, Fuel, and Plasma Physics Plasma Confinement, Burning Plasmas, Advanced Fuels, Plasma-Facing Components, Blankets, Tritium Breeding
Unconventional or Emerging Physics Ideas

Important Dates

Abstract only Submission Deadline: June 15, 2026 (minimum of least 250 words / maximum 350 words NOT including figures, tables or graphs)

Abstract Notification of Acceptance: July 15, 2026

Full Paper Submission Deadline: Sept. 22, 2026*

*For authors who want to be considered for journal publication, full papers must be submitted by 9/22/26 for peer review after the symposium. If you do not wish to be published, you may submit only an abstract by June 15, 2026.

The FusionVision technical program committee seeks new submissions that clearly describe advances in fusion energy systems.

Authors will submit as follows:

An abstract only (minimum of least 250 words / maximum 350 words NOT including figures, tables or graphs) should be submitted by the deadline of June 15, 2026. Abstracts will be reviewed and authors notified by July 15. If the abstract is accepted, the author will then submit a full paper by the deadline of Sept 22, 2026 for peer review post-symposium.

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