OCEM offers doctoral students the chance to conduct their dissertation research in-house, and is currently recruiting students interested in fusion energy, particle acceleration and other power electronics applications.
OCEM Power Electronics’ latest contributions to fusion energy research are on display this week at the 30th edition of the Symposium on Fusion Technology (SOFT 18) at the Giardini Naxos in Messina, Sicily.
OCEM has shipped four power systems to a new tokamak reactor under construction in Japan that will help develop fusion as a safe, abundant energy source.