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Siegfried Glenzer Q and A
Q&A feature with Dr. Siegfried Glenzer - “What can you study in femtoseconds?”
2016 High Energy Density Laboratory Astrophysics Conference
2016 High Energy Density Laboratory Astrophysics Conference
MEC
Researchers in the Matter in Extreme Conditions (MEC) chamber at LCLS
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HEDS Latest News

Physicist explains why nuclear fusion is "inherently safe"
01/02/2023
Nuclear fusion breakthrough in California seen as milestone toward clean energy future
12/15/2022
All Things Photonics: Chandra Breanne Curry, coordinator of the LaserNetUS consortium, offers insights into high-intensity laser systems, supported applications, and an update on fusion science.
05/12/2022
U of A laser experts join global network increasing access to technology that could revolutionize everything from space physics and nano-scale manufacturing to clean energy and cancer treatment.
04/05/2022
LLNL constructing high-power laser for new experimental facility at SLAC
03/14/2022
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Three SLAC researchers are recognized with prestigious DOE Early Career Awards
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