Argentina
Argentina's fusion research is conducted at CNEA and the Balseiro Institute. Argentina operates a small tokamak and participates in regional fusion cooperation.
Key Findings
CNEA (National Atomic Energy Commission) conducts Argentina's primary plasma physics research.
4 entities and 3 relationships map Argentina's limited fusion research ecosystem.
Argentina's fusion research is in early stages, with small-scale tokamak operations.
The Balseiro Institute provides academic plasma physics training.
Argentina's DEW capabilities are minimal, with no confirmed programs.
Research Paper
Argentina's Fusion and Plasma Physics Research Program
Fusion Infrastructure, Research Institutions, and International Cooperation
Key Entities
CNEA
National Atomic Energy Commission - Argentina's nuclear and fusion research authority, overseeing both civilian nuclear power and fusion research programs.
Bariloche Atomic Center
Bariloche Atomic Center - CNEA facility conducting fusion and fusion-fission hybrid research, Argentina's primary plasma physics research center.
Fusion-Fission Hybrid
Fusion-fission hybrid research at CNEA Bariloche combining fusion neutron sources with fission reactors for energy multiplication and waste transmutation.
IAEA Cooperation
IAEA cooperation framework supporting Argentina's fusion research and safeguards integration for dual-use technology monitoring.
Timeline Highlights
Research Topics
Explore Argentina's involvement across specific research domains tracked by the SMT Research Institute.