6–7 Jul 2016
ELI-NP Magurele - Romania
Europe/Zurich timezone
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ELAP: the Extreme Light Applications Park of the ELI-NP facility

Speakers

Catherine SarrazinMrs Daniela PROFIT (Amplitude Technologies) Federico CanovaProf. Gérard MOUROU (IZEST - Ecole Polytechnique) Ion Andrei Dorobantu (IFIN-HH Bucharest (RO)) Toshiki Tajima (IZEST)Mr Victor VADANEAUX (Centerra) victor zamfir (National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering)

Description

Contributors: Federico CANOVA, Gerard MOUROU, Toshiki TAJIMA, Catherine SARRAZIN, Daniela PROFIT, Victor VADANEAUX, Andrei DOROBANTU, Nicolae Victor ZAMFIR

ELAP is the Extreme Light Applications Park of the ELI-NP facility in Magurele (RO).
The Extreme Light physics is a novel approach to laser-matter interaction, made possible by the groundbreaking works of Prof T. Tajima (UCI, CA, USA) and Prof. G. Mourou (IZEST-Ecole Polytechnique, FR). The unique characteristic of the extreme light laser is to produce enormous amounts of energy and pressure; enough to rip matter apart, releasing sub-atomic particles such as protons, moving close to the speed of light. The core activities of ELAP are based on the breakthroughs in the field of the nuclear physics made possible by extreme light, especially in the field of nuclear medicine, but also to other real life applications like nuclear waste disposal.
Since the preparation of the ELI-NP white book, the project team identified the need of an application park to transform the scientific results into real-life applications. ELAP is the natural outcome of such an ambitious and unique project. The present project for an Extreme Light Applications Park was defined by the brainstorming activity of the IZEST laboratory team (Ecole Polytechnique, France) and the ELI-NP (Magurele, Romania) scientific team.
ELAP answers, on the short term, to the need of building applications on the scientific novelties discovered at the ELI-NP facility. On the long term, the creation of an innovation activity in the environment of Magurele will represent a unique advantage for the development of the ELI-NP project and of Romania in general.

Primary authors

Catherine Sarrazin Mrs Daniela PROFIT (Amplitude Technologies) Federico Canova Prof. Gérard MOUROU (IZEST - Ecole Polytechnique) Ion Andrei Dorobantu (IFIN-HH Bucharest (RO)) Toshiki Tajima (IZEST) Mr Victor VADANEAUX (Centerra) victor zamfir (National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering)

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