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EuPRAXIA-DN Camp III: Innovation

6–7 Oct 2025
University of Pécs
Europe/Rome timezone

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Session 1: High-Brightness X-rays for Biology/Chemistry

6 Oct 2025, 09:30
B001 (Szentagothai Research Centre)

B001

Szentagothai Research Centre

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  1. 3. High-Brightness X-rays for Biology/Chemistry
    Bernhard Hidding (HHU)
    06/10/2025, 09:30
  2. 12. Simulation and Feasibility Analysis of a Compact, Non-invasive Re-entrant Cavity based Bunch Charge Monitor
    Sruthy Chandran (University of Liverpool)
    06/10/2025, 11:00

    Accurate, non-invasive charge measurement is essential for high-precision beam experiments, especially at low bunch charge and low repetition rate. Interceptive devices such as Faraday cups and microchannel-plate detectors can suffer charge loss, which is a critical concern for low charge beams. This work presents a simulation-based feasibility study of a compact, material loaded re-entrant...

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  3. 20. Superradiance in non-linear Thomson scattering
    Bhushan Thakur (Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon)
    06/10/2025, 11:30

    Plasma-based accelerators provide a compact and efficient means of generating ultra-relativistic particles [1], making them strong candidates for next-generation light sources. One of the most consolidated X-ray source configurations in plasma accelerators is based on nonlinear Thomson scattering [2]. Here, relativistic electrons from a plasma-based accelerator interact with a counter or...

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  4. 18. Development of a Marx Generator Discharge Circuit for High-Current Plasma Capillary Discharges
    Romain Demitra (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    06/10/2025, 12:00

    In the context of plasma-based accelerators, one of the main advantages lies in their compactness and lower overall cost compared to conventional machines. Beyond acceleration, plasma can also be used to focus (plasma lens) and bend particle beams within compact structures such as discharge-based plasma capillaries.
    Beam bending in such devices requires a tailored capillary geometry and
    a...

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  5. 21. Energy Bunching from Sub-Cycle Ionization Injection in Laser Wakefield Acceleration
    Flanish Ashley D Souza
    06/10/2025, 12:15

    Electron energy spectra featuring multiple quasi-monoenergetic peaks with uniform, narrow spacing are observed when a few-cycle (~9 fs), multi-terawatt laser pulse is used to drive laser wakefield acceleration in a helium–nitrogen gas mixture. This comb-like energy structure results from periodic ionization injection triggered by successive half-cycles of the laser electric field. Crucially,...

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