> ...yet another tokamak...inherently poor economics... True. Though the U of Seville co-leader's quote shows an excellent understanding of the economics of m

> ...yet another tokamak...inherently poor economics... True. Though the U of Seville co-leader's quote shows an excellent understanding of the economics of modern fusion research: "It [our first tokamak] needed to be one that a university could afford but also one that could make a unique contribution to the fusion landscape at the university scale," said Garcia-Munoz. "The idea was to put together technologies that were already established: a spherical tokamak and negative triangularity, making SMART the first of its kind. It turns out it was a fantastic idea."