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2016 High Energy Density Laboratory Astrophysics Conference
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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
SLAC's High Energy Density Director Dr. Siegfried Glenzer collaborated on the achievement of a burning plasma state on the National Ignition Facility
02/10/2022
Laser-focused: Chandra Breanne Curry appointed first LaserNetUS coordinator
12/09/2021
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