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LaserNetUS First Call for Proposals

Feb 1, 2019. News

Proposals for access to the LaserNetUS facilities will be accepted via a web-based proposal system until 4:00 p.m. PST Monday, March 18, 2019.

This call is for experiments to run between June and December 2019. Scheduling of the approved experiments will be subject to experiment feasibility and availability of each facility.

For full details of the call, please visit: https://www.lasernetus.org/proposal-submissions

In 2018, the DOE Office of Fusion Energy Sciences (FES) established LaserNetUS, a consortium of  high power laser facilities from institutions across the U.S., to foster high-intensity laser research. Its seed funding creates open-access opportunities for researchers from U.S. institutions to lead experiments on the facilities. Today, we are pleased to announce LaserNetUS’s first External User experimental time (“Run 1”) in mid 2019.

Please note the following important information:

A Virtual LaserNetUS Meeting will be held at 8:30 am PST on Friday, February 15, 2019

A webcast meeting will be held to better inform the users about the capabilities offered by each of the member labs before the upcoming LaserNetUS proposal deadline on March 18th. Representative staff will inform the community about the latest capabilities and be available for Q&A. Information on the detailed schedule and how to connect will be sent separately.

LaserNetUS facilities available to users in Run 1:

Advanced Beam Laboratory

Colorado State University

Contact: Jorge Rocca, euvlasers@colostate.edu

Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator (BELLA) Center

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Contact: Thomas Schenkel, t_schenkel@lbl.gov

Center for High Energy Density Science: Texas Petawatt Laser

University of Texas, Austin

For more detailed information on the performance and configurations of any of the LaserNetUS member facilities, please inquire with the designated contact.

For more general information about LaserNetUS please visit https://www.lasernetus.org/

We look forward to seeing your proposals!

Many thanks,

LaserNetUS Organizers

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