Nicola100
High-temperature superconducting magnet prototype tested with Renaissance Fusion’s cryogenic cooling and liquid-metal systems.


Startup
Develops technologies for stellarator fusion systems.
High-temperature superconducting magnet prototype tested with Renaissance Fusion’s cryogenic cooling and liquid-metal systems.
Prototype high-temperature superconducting magnet developed by Renaissance Fusion and reported as tested in its technology milestones.
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| Technology | Role | Maturity | TRL | Notes | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnetic-confinement fusion | Developer | Development | — | — | Reported |
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Founder
Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · kind
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LinkedIn · Supports Organization · ownership
“Type Privately Held”
Renaissance Fusion · Supports System
“**Nicola20 HTS magnet.** A 20cm bore magnet using 200m of HTS tape producing 0.23T on axis and 0.9T peak on the windings, operating at liquid nitrogen temperature.”
Renaissance Fusion · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website, Organization technology
“At Renaissance Fusion we build technologies for simplified stellarators* the most efficient, steady, and stable fusion machines. With unique High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) magnets and Liquid Metal Shields , we bring stellarators out of the lab and onto the grid. And by industrializing each core technology, we are preparing fusion for real‑world energy deployment. * (from ‘stella’, Latin for ‘star’) 1. Direct deposition of HTS coils: a large surface, for instance a cylinder, is directly coated with several superconducting films. 2. Direct patterning of HTS coils: the surface is then engraved by laser ablation to create 1D/2D coils 3.”
frontlines.io · Supports Role
“In a recent episode of Category Visionaries, Francesco Volpe, Founder of Renaissance Fusion, shared how he made the leap from academic physics to leading a deep tech company that’s raised over €300 million and employs more than 230 people.”
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