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CompactLight Complementary Use and Opportunities

8–9 Nov 2021
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  1. 1. Welcome and introduction
    Gerardo D'Auria (Elettra Trieste)
    08/11/2021, 14:00
  2. 2. X-ray phase contrast CT - moving closer to clinical implementation: recent experiences and planned activities at the IMBL
    Patrick Brennan
    08/11/2021, 14:15
  3. 3. Multiscale phase contrast imaging in biomedical research: the experience at Elettra - Part I
    Cristian Dullin
    08/11/2021, 14:40
  4. 20. Multiscale phase contrast imaging in biomedical research: the experience at Elettra - Part II
    Giuliana Tromba (Elettra)
    08/11/2021, 15:00
  5. 4. Potential biomedical imaging with ICS sources - prospects for dual-energy applications
    Paolo Cardarelli
    08/11/2021, 15:20
  6. 5. ICS system application for semiconductors wafer inspection
    Jos de Klerk (VDL ETG)
    08/11/2021, 15:45
  7. 6. High gradient accelerators, electromagnetic undulators and Compact light sources
    Giuseppe Dattoli (ENEA, Frascati, Roma)
    08/11/2021, 16:25
  8. 7. ICS studies at CERN
    Vlad Musat (University Politehnica of Bucharest (RO))
    08/11/2021, 16:50

    Two high-current injectors were considered for ICS use, together with a short X-band linac. The first injector is based on the CompactLight technology, while the second is based on a design from CERN. The pulse energy of a 1 kW laser was increased by using a Fabry-Pérot cavity. To perform these studies, an ICS simulation module was developed within the particle tracking code RF-Track. A...

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  9. 8. Optical cavities for ICS
    Aurelien Martens (Université Paris-Saclay (FR))
    08/11/2021, 17:15
  10. 9. Burst mode high-power ps pulses at GHz repetition rates
    Eric Cormier (Laboratoire Photonique, Numérique et Nanosciences (LP2N) )
    08/11/2021, 17:40

    The aim of kW-flexiburst is to develop a high-power Ultra-short Pulse (USP) laser generating bursts that can be arbitrarily adjusted in terms of burst repetition rate, intra-burst repetition rate, number of pulses per burst, relative intensities in the burst while maintaining a 1 kW average power. This will be enabled by a radically new concept of seed oscillator, which offers the opportunity...

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  11. 10. The Munich Compact Light Source
    Martin Dierolf (Technische Universität München)
    09/11/2021, 14:00
  12. 11. The ThomX project status
    Hugues Monard
    09/11/2021, 14:25
  13. 12. The STAR Infrastructure
    Raffaele Agostino
    09/11/2021, 14:50
  14. 16. Towards Ångström Laser @ FREIA
    Vitaliy Goryashko (Uppsala University)
    09/11/2021, 15:15
  15. 14. Very Compact Inverse Compton Scattering Gamma-ray Source at Tsinghua University
    Jiaru Shi
    09/11/2021, 15:40
  16. 15. BoCXS: An ICS-Based Multipurpose Compact X-ray Source
    Massimo Placidi
    09/11/2021, 16:20
  17. 13. Smart*Light: a compact hard X-ray ICS source based on X-band acceleration
    Otger Jan Luiten
    09/11/2021, 16:45
  18. 17. EuPRAXIA@SPARC_LAB: An X-band linac as driver for plasma acceleration
    Massimo Ferrario
    09/11/2021, 17:10
  19. 18. The CHUV-CERN collaboration on a high-energy electron FLASH therapy facility
    Walter Wuensch (CERN)
    09/11/2021, 17:35

    A very hot topic in radiation oncology is so-called FLASH therapy which involves delivering an entire radiation treatment in a few hundred ms, or less. This fast delivery can reduce toxicity to healthy tissue while maintaining tumor control expanding the parameter space for treatment. The effect has been observed in experiments and clinical translation is now underway. As part of this effort,...

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  20. 19. Development of C-band electron linacs for FLASH-RT at La Sapienza University & INFN
    Luigi Palumbo (Università di Roma La Sapienza)
    09/11/2021, 18:00