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The Extreme Light Infrastructure Nuclear Physics (ELI-NP) project is one of the most prestigious research infrastructures in the world due to its unique state-of-the-art equipment. Implemented by the National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering Horia Hulubei (IFIN-HH), ELI-NP has been designated by the Nuclear Physics Collaboration Committee of the European Science Foundation (NuPECC) as a major facility in the Nuclear Physics Long Range Plan.

The ELI-NP finalized successfully the commissioning of the High-Power Laser System (HPLS), the most powerful laser in the world. The ELI-NP HPLS is now delivering the 2 x 10 PW @ 1 shot per minute, 2 x 1 PW @ 1 Hz and the 2 x 100 TW @ 10 Hz pulses and the first commissioning experiments are under implementation. The success of the HPLS implementation is the result of an excellent collaboration between ELI-NP and Thales.

Laboratories
 
  • Seminar: High-flux neutron generation by laser-accelerated ions from single- and double-layer targets

    April 05, 2022 / 11:00 AM

    Vojtech Horny (LULI, Palaiseau, France)

    ELI-NP Seminar room & Online

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Scientific News
Progress in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Volume 122

Symmetry versus entropy: Long-lived states and coherences

Scientific News Archive
EC representatives visited the world's most powerful laser
EC representatives visited the world's most powerful laser
ELI-NP the focal point for the future of science in Magurele
ELI-NP the focal point for the future of science in Magurele
Romania's Prime Minister visiting ELI-NP
Romania's Prime Minister visited IFIN-HH and ELI-NP subunit
ELI-NP opened for knowledge
ELI-NP opened for knowledge

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ELI-NP Research Departments

Strong local teams are developing state-of-the-art instrumentation for experiments in the emerging field of laser-driven nuclear physics. The two major systems are the Lasers System Department (LSD) and Gamma System Department (GSD), both with specifications well beyond existing facilities. The directions of research to be conducted at ELI-NP, mainly in the field of nuclear physics and its applications, are grouped in three other Research Departments. The five Research Departments emerged naturally, during debates within the scientific community, as a logical division between Research & Development related to the experimental systems and the research pursued by employing them.
The Technical Division provides support for the implementation and maintenance of the big equipments and the experimental set-ups.

RD1
Lasers System Department
RD2
Gamma System Department
RD3
Laser Driven Experiments Department
RD4
Gamma Driven Experiments Department
RD5
Laser Gamma Experiments Department
TD
Technical Division
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