Open events at UKAEA

Are you interested in UKAEA’s fusion research, but want to know a little bit more? Here at the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, we host free open events to give you the chance to see what we do, as well as meeting the scientists and engineers who are developing fusion energy!

A presenter giving a talk on fusion to an audience

Where are the events hosted?

Our fusion open events are either held in person at Culham Campus or through virtual events, which allow you the same amazing experience and the opportunity to see our work, all from the comfort of your own home.

What does the event include?

Our open events include:

  •  A tour of the record breaking fusion machine – JET
  • Either the MAST Upgrade fusion experiment, RACE robotics centre, or the MRF materials testing facility
  • Lots of opportunities to get your questions about fusion energy answered

For more information on any of the fusion, research and technology programmes mentioned above – take a look at our facilities at UKAEA.

Two UKAEA employees holding a meeting and looking at a tablet

How do I register?

To see the dates of future events and register your interest, visit our Eventbrite page. Make sure to follow us so that you receive a notification when an event opens for registration.

Please email communications@ukaea.uk if you have any queries about our Open Events. We look forward to seeing you there!

What happens next?

If you find that visiting our open events sparks your interest, we’re here to help you with your next steps! 

You can join us in shaping the future of the world’s energy, no matter how far along you are in your journey. 

We have a multitude of exciting career opportunities at UKAEA, from work experience and apprenticeships, undergraduate and postgraduate placements, to permanent job opportunities with training and development. 

View our current vacancies now and become a part of a company that cares about you.

Tour of JET at an Open Event

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