Fusion Studio
Organise plasma modelling and its evidence, from reconstruction through transport and stability studies to modelled control and prediction.
Scientific backend integration · separate synthetic Hub demo · Source review: 2026-09-26
What it is for
Organise plasma modelling and its evidence, from reconstruction through transport and stability studies to modelled control and prediction.
Who it is for
Fusion researchers comparing equilibria, simulated dynamics and reproducible analysis artefacts.
Documented capabilities
- The Studio manifest declares reconstruct, simulate, analyse, validate, benchmark, replay, control and predict.
- Connect configured equilibrium, transport, stability, control and disruption studies to evidence records.
- Inspect backend capability boundaries and provenance rather than inferring capabilities from a demonstration panel.
A typical workflow
Choose a supported configuration → reconstruct or simulate the model → analyse stability and transport → validate and benchmark the result → retain the inputs and provenance for replay.
Scope and evidence
Modelled control is not plant-ready physical actuation. The shared portal's live label refers to a generic synthetic demo remote, not access to all Fusion backend functions. This website does not certify a real-time controller.
Local setup and dependencies
Use the Fusion repository environment and the Studio federation module and manifest linked below. Select a supported configuration and its backend dependencies.
Availability and access
The existing Fusion project pages provide scientific context and examples. Backend integration and the synthetic Hub demo have different scopes; no complete hosted solver is promised here.
Read the project sources
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