Micromak, the smallest member of the Minimak family, attracted sustained public interest on the UK Atomic Energy Authority’s stand at New Scientist Live, with engagement exceeding expectations. Positioned alongside UKAEA’s fusion displays, the compact plasma demonstrator gave visitors a close look at the engineering behind magnetic confinement. Recorded plasma sequences on its touchscreen complemented the physical device, helping the outreach team explain the roles of magnet

Imperial College, London has ordered an SPM1 Minimak .It will be installed at the Blackett laboratory and be used for student teaching and research. The Blackett Laboratory houses the Department of Physics at Imperial College London. Located on the South Kensington campus at the corner of Prince Consort Road and Queen's Gate, it is an internationally recognized historic site for physics research. This installation together with a planned install at the ICTP , Trieste by the e

The first IAEA Technical Meeting on Developing the Fusion Workforce was held at the UN building in Vienna at the end of April Paul Apte from Rideo systems presented a poster entitled : "Opportunities for nuclear fusion outreach, education and research using small devices" and participated in a discussion panel about outreach for Fusion education. The Minimak attracted a lot of interest and it is clear that the development of small devices for Fusion education will play a vita