Mechanisms for Amplification of fusion Reaction Rates in Solids (MARRS)
DARPA is seeking innovative research into mechanisms that can substantially amplify nuclear fusion reaction rates in solid materials at or near room temperature. Projects should pursue breakthrough, potentially transformative approaches that enable advances in science, devices, or systems, rather than incremental improvements to current methods. The solicitation is for new proposals addressing…
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