EuPRAXIA-DN Camp III: Innovation

Europe/Rome
University of Pécs

University of Pécs

Pécs Hungary
Carsten Peter Welsch, Turnár Szabolcs
Description
The third EuPRAXIA Camp will delve into exploring the innovations that EuPRAXIA will enable.  Talks will look into how combining new technologies can lead to innovative applications across medicine, biology, chemistry and material science and much more.
 

This 2-day science workshop will be split into sessions led by invited keynote speakers who will first present the state-of-the-art in a particular area. This will then be followed by selected presentations from other workshop participants of either 12 or 25 minute duration. 

Generous discussion time will be included in each session and there will also be more general discussions at the end of each day linking between different areas. A poster session will complement the challenge-driven program. 

The EuPRAXIA Camps are open to everyone interested in the latest R&D results in plasma accelerators and not limited to members of EuPRAXIA. Participants are asked to suggest their contribution during registration and indicate if they would like to contribute a talk or a poster.

Abstract submission deadline: 31 August 2025

Registration deadline: 12 September 2025

Payment deadline: 12 September 2025

 

 
Registration
Registration Form
    • 18:00
      Reception
    • 08:30
      Registration
    • 1
      Welcome / admin & logistics
    • Session 1: High-Brightness X-rays for Biology/Chemistry
      • 2
        High-Brightness X-rays for Biology/Chemistry
        Speaker: Bernhard Hidding (HHU)
    • 10:30
      Coffee break
    • Session 1: High-Brightness X-rays for Biology/Chemistry
    • 12:30
      Lunch
    • Session 2: Medical Applications of Plasma Accelerators
      • 3
        Medical Applications of Plasma Accelerators
        Speaker: Sonja Gerlach (LMU Munich)
      • 4
        An analytic solution for plasma expansion into a vacuum
        Speaker: Dr Imre Ferenc Barna (Wigner Research Center for Physics)
    • Discussion session
    • 16:15
      Coffee break
    • Poster session
    • Session 3: Betatron radiation – Applications
      • 5
        Betatron radiation – Applications
        Speaker: Zulfikar Najmudin (Imperial College London)
      • 6
        Terahertz Pulse Sources
        Speaker: Gergő Krizsán (University of Pécs)
    • 10:30
      Coffee break
    • Session 3: Betatron radiation – Applications
      • 7
        Terahertz driven electron acceleration using a parabolic mirror or a paraboloid ring
        Speaker: László Pálfalvi (University of Pécs)
      • 8
        Spectral interferometry with high harmonics, isolated attosecond pulses from laser plasmas on solid targets
        Speaker: István B Földes (Wigner)
    • 12:30
      Lunch break
    • Session 4: High-impact Beamlines for R&D Hubs
      • 9
        High-impact Beamlines for R&D Hubs
        Speaker: Thomas Pacey (STFC Daresbury Laboratory)
      • 10
        Configurations of targets and detectors for femtosecond laser-driven acceleration and fusion
        Speaker: Mark Aladi (Wigner RCP)
    • 11
      Putting it all toghether / Discussion
    • 16:00
      End of workshop