<ul><li>The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) has developed a small, experimental nuclear fusion reactor using 3D-printed and off-the-shelf parts.</li><li>The reactor, based on a 'stellarator' design, aims to release large amounts of clean energy by fusing atomic nuclei without toxic waste.</li><li>Princeton's model was built within a year for $640,000, a significant reduction in cost and time compared to traditional fusion reactors.</li><li>This innovation brings us closer to a zero-carbon, high-energy future and has attracted attention from tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.</li></ul>

Princeton’s 3D-Printed Fusion Reactor: A Path To Clean Energy

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