Extreme Light Infrastructure
Extreme Light Infrastructure – wspólna inicjatywa Unii Europejskiej budowy lasera dużej mocy (200 petawatów), finansowana ze środków Komisji Europejskiej; pierwszy projekt realizowany w ramach European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures[1]. W projekcie bierze udział ponad 300 naukowców z 50 placówek badawczych z 13 krajów. Prace przygotowawcze w latach 2008-2011 pochłonęły 6 mln euro. Na projekt przeznaczono 416 mln euro[1].
Trzy ośrodki ELI powstaną w Czechach, Rumunii i na Węgrzech[1].
Zobacz też
- High Energy Repetitive CUos Laser System. engin.umich.edu. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2008-12-20)]. (HERCULES)
Przypisy
- ↑ a b c ESFRI roadmap. (pol.).
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