Speaker
Description
The EuPRAXIA Doctoral Network (EuPRAXIA-DN) has delivered major advances over the past year in laser–plasma physics, beam diagnostics, and compact radiation-source concepts. Experiments demonstrated superradiant nonlinear Thomson scattering, showing collective enhancement of radiation from relativistic electron bunches interacting with azimuthally polarized laser pulses. Diagnostics developments include new methods to retrieve femtosecond longitudinal bunch profiles from coherent THz transition-radiation images, as well as preliminary shot-to-shot charge measurements in high-EMP environments using diamond detectors, supported by high-precision characterization of the detector.
This poster presents these important results in the context of the broader EuPRAXIA-DN project. It highlights how coordinated R&D, structured training, cross-sector international secondments, EuPRAXIA Schools and Camps, as well as hands-on training at world-class research facilities accelerate the technological progress and talent pipeline required for compact, user-ready plasma accelerators.
Funding Agency
Work supported by the European Union´s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 101073480 and the UKRI Guarantee Funds.
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