Demonstrates access to advanced laser systems in global research, highlighting scientific advancements.
The Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) operates some of the world’s most advanced high-intensity laser systems across three complementary sites. Providing competitive, excellence-based access to international users, ELI enables research in attosecond science, relativistic laser–plasma interaction, nuclear photonics and laser-driven particle acceleration. ELI’s integrated User Programme supports frontier science and the development of enabling photonic technologies.
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