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DESCRIPTION:Join IEEE-GWU for a guided tour of the NearStar Fusion lab in C
 hantilly\, VA (https://www.nearstarfusion.com/) on September 18\, 2026!\n\
 n"Fusion promises unlimited clean energy technology for the planet. To sol
 ve the challenges of achieving practical fusion. NearStar Fusion is develo
 ping a scalable and modular Magnetized Target Impact Fusion (MTIF) approac
 h which enables a commercially viable design to rapidly integrate with exi
 sting power grid or new microgrid infrastructure."\n\nTransportation and f
 ood will be provided. 20 seats total\, first come first serve (with priori
 ty for those who hold an active IEEE student membership).\n\n- Bus will le
 ave at 9:30am from 22nd and H st (SEH) and return at 1pm. Do not be late.\
 n- A lunch will be provided after the tour\n\nFor any questions\, contact 
 Josh Shapo (joshua.shapo@gwmail.gwu.edu)\n\nBldg: GWU Science and Engineer
 ing Hall\, 22nd and H st NW\, Washington DC\, District of Columbia\, Unite
 d States
LOCATION:Bldg: GWU Science and Engineering Hall\, 22nd and H st NW\, Washin
 gton DC\, District of Columbia\, United States
ORGANIZER:joshua.shapo@gwmail.gwu.edu
SEQUENCE:17
SUMMARY:IEEE-GWU site visit: NearStar Fusion
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576030
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Join IEEE-GWU for a guided tour of the Nea
 rStar Fusion lab in Chantilly\, VA (<a href="https://www.nearstarfusion.co
 m/">https://www.nearstarfusion.com/</a>) on September 18\, 2026!</p>\n<p>"
 Fusion promises unlimited clean energy technology for the planet. To solve
  the challenges of achieving practical fusion. NearStar Fusion is developi
 ng a &nbsp\;scalable and modular Magnetized Target Impact Fusion (MTIF) ap
 proach which enables a commercially viable design to rapidly integrate wit
 h existing power grid or new microgrid infrastructure."</p>\n<p>Transporta
 tion and food will be provided. 20 seats total\, first come first serve (w
 ith priority for those who hold an active IEEE student membership).</p>\n<
 ul>\n<li>Bus will leave at 9:30am from 22nd and H st (SEH) and return at 1
 pm.&nbsp\;<strong>Do not be late.</strong></li>\n<li>A lunch will be provi
 ded after the tour</li>\n</ul>\n<p>For any questions\, contact Josh Shapo 
 (<a href="mailto:joshua.shapo@gwmail.gwu.edu">joshua.shapo@gwmail.gwu.edu<
 /a>)</p>
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