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LPA Special Workshop on Intelligent Systems

13.–16. Jan. 2025
Department of Physics, University of Oxford
Europe/London Zeitzone

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Sitzung

Trends in LPA Ion Automation

15.01.2025, 11:00
Department of Physics, University of Oxford

Department of Physics, University of Oxford

Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3PU, UK

Vorsitzende der Sitzung

Trends in LPA Ion Automation

  • Charlotte Palmer (QUB)

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  1. 21. Concepts for setup automation and repetition rate operation for the laser-driven proton beamline ALBU-2S at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden – Rossendorf (HZDR)
    Josefine Metzkes-Ng (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)
    15.01.25, 11:12
    Contributed Talk

    Laser-driven plasma accelerators (LPA) are compact sources of ultra-short, intense proton pulses in the multi-10-MeV energy range. These unique parameters predestine LPAs as powerful tools for ultra-high dose rate radiobiology research. To promote further sophisticated radiobiological studies at LPAs, automated setups for proton acceleration and beamline operation are required.
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  2. 33. Optimization and stabilization techniques applied to laser-driven proton sources at the DRACO laser system
    Martin Rehwald (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)
    15.01.25, 11:24
    Contributed Talk

    Laser plasma based particle accelerators have attracted great interest in fields where conventional accelerators reach limits based on size, cost or beam parameters. However, laser accelerators have not yet reached their full potential in producing simultaneous high-radiation doses at high particle energies. To overcome limitations a high degree of control of the plasma conditions is needed,...

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  3. 6. Progress Towards High Repetition-Rate Ultra-Thin Targetry for Laser-Plasma Interactions
    Matthew Alderton (University of Strathclyde)
    15.01.25, 11:36
    Contributed Talk

    Advances in laser technology are pushing the repetition-rate of petawatt scale lasers into the multi-Hz regime. As repetition-rates increase, novel target and diagnostic solutions are required to fully exploit the latest laser facilities. Nanometer scale solid-density foils currently exhibit the most promising ion acceleration mechanisms for applications, reaching > 100 MeV, however slow...

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  4. 61. The Application of Artificial Intelligence Technology in Compact Laser Plasma Accelerator at Peking University
    Ke Chen (Peking University)
    15.01.25, 11:48
    Contributed Talk

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