Seeing inside a hot dense plasma
The most common state of observable matter in the universe is by far ionized particles, or plasmas. Thus, a profound […]
Laboratoire d'Optique Appliquée
The most common state of observable matter in the universe is by far ionized particles, or plasmas. Thus, a profound […]
Project LAPLACE is the next big step we propose to make at LOA: a laser-plasma acceleration center with two new […]
UnRIP: Uncovering Relativistic Instabilities in Plasmas (ANR collaborative research project) The LOA joins a collaboration with CEA and Institut […]
The blue “air laser”, or more specifically the lasing emission at 391 nm from remotely excited ionized nitrogen molecules, has […]
Laser-plasma acceleration enables the generation and acceleration of electrons beams over very short distances due to extreme longitudinal accelerating fields, […]
A Laser-Plasma Accelerator (LPA) uses accelerating fields (wakefield) that are typically 3 orders of magnitude higher than in radio-frequency accelerators. […]
X and soft X-ray coherent sources are widely used tools to probe ultrafast dynamics of the matter on the nanometer […]
Isabel Gonzalez Vallejo was awarded the 2020 PhD thesis prize from Association Française de Cristallographie de Physique de la Matière […]