The Infrastructure Team ensures a proper infrastructure (electricity, electronics, IT, cooling water) and environment for both HPLS and LBTS. They provide a training plan for the operation team on specific needs.

The Scientific Team is responsible with the HPLS and LBTS developments, and future updates of the system, also interfacing it with the experimental areas of ELI-NP.

The Scientific team grows interdisciplinary competences with the required skills and know-how needed for interfacing the HPLS and LBTS with the experiments, follows all parameters of HPLS and supports the Operation team in the daily duty within HPLS and LBTS. HPLS development

The Optics Lab is equipped to provide training for the RD1 members and for the users of the HPLS, as well as to test and qualify optical components for use in the HPLS.

The cutting edge technology available in the Optics Laboratory of the Extreme Light Infrastructure – Nuclear Physics Research Center makes the research facility the ideal place for laser pulse characterization, beam diagnostics, wavefront analysis, laser induced damage threshold, interferometry and so on. The lab itself is an ISO 6-ISO 7 cleanroom facility provided with all necessary cleanroom access equipment.

The research teams interested in using our facility or collaborating with our scientists, are provided with multiple optical tables and optical boards, wide range of optics and opto-mechanic equipment, high end optical instruments, and all auxiliary electronic devices such as computers, oscilloscopes, power supplies, delay pulse generators, multimeters, etc

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