The Extreme Light Infrastructure Joint User Meeting 2022 started on Wednesday, November 2nd,2022.
This event is intended for scientific users who want to collaborate with our scientific teams on their unique experiments.
Wednesday’s program included the following workshops:
🔸 Foam Target Workshop (bit.ly/foam-target-workshop)
🔸 Science with Laser-driven X-ray Sources (bit.ly/science-with-laser-driven-x-ray)
🔸 Laser-Plasma Ion Sources at the ELIMAIA Beamline (bit.ly/laser-plasma)
🔸 Strong Field Physics at ELBA (bit.ly/strong-field-physics-at-elba)
And the event is attended by 88 scientists physically and another 220 online. The event will last until November 9.
We are pleased about such extensive participation and look forward to exciting discussions and meetings with many fascinating scientific colleagues worldwide.
Thursday programme:
Thursday, November 3, 2022
Plenary day
09:00 – 18:00
Allen Weeks, ELI ERIC Director General
Introduction & Overview
Katalin Varjú, ELI ALPS Science Director
ELI ALPS Overview and Status
Daniele Margarone, ELI Beamlines Director of Sci.& Oper.
ELI Beamlines Overview and Status
Break
Calin A. Ur, ELI Nuclear Physics Director
ELI Nuclear Physics Overview and Status
Florian Gliksohn, ELI ERIC Executive Director
ELI Call for Users
Lunch Break
ELI ALPS Research Developments Highlights
Giuseppe Sansone (Albert Ludwig Uni.of Freiburg, Ger.)
The NonlinearATTO project
Majed Chergui (EPFL, Switzerland)
Ultrafast spectroscopy measurements of liquid solutions
under vacuum
Martin Aeschlimann (TU Kaiserslautern, Germany)
Spin and time-resolved momentum microscopy on solid
surfaces
Break
ELI Beamlines Research Developments Highlights
Theresa Staufer, Universität Hamburg, Germany
Perspectives of X-ray fluorescence imaging (XFI)
Marcel Mudrich, Aarhus University, Denmark
XUV Spectroscopy and Imaging of Helium Nanodroplets
Mario Manuel, General Atomics
Developing Technologies at General Atomics for Rep-rated
Operation of High-Energy-Density-Physics Experiments
Marco Borghesi, Queens’ University Belfast, UK
Research Opportunities in Ion Acceleration and
Applications on the ELIMAIA Beamline
Break
ELI Nuclear Research Developments Highlights
Kazou Tanaka (ELI-NP)
Introduction of User Proposals and their scope in future
Philip Bradford (CELIA, France)
Dispersion Relation and Pulse Shaping of Femtosecond
Laser-Driven Transient Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields
Daniel Ursescu (ELI-NP)
Spectral broadening of large aperture vortex beams
Summary / Wrap-up
