Volumetric neutron sources offer a near-term pathway to revenue and advance fusion development; by enabling materials testing, tritium breeding validation, and component qualification, they can remove key bottlenecks ahead of full reactor deployment.

• VNS technology offers fusion investors a near-term revenue opportunity while de-risking downstream reactor development.
• What revenue streams do VNS systems generate today - isotope production, materials testing contracts, industrial applications?
• How can volumetric neutron sources break bottleneck and accelerate fusion commercialization and by enabling materials testing, tritium breeding validation, and component qualification before full-scale reactors are built?
• What's the investment case for VNS versus waiting for full fusion power plants?

Moderated by: Jacqueline Kirtley, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship - The Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania

Participants include: