For over a decade, LP3 laboratory, Aix-Marseille University, and CNRS have been at the forefront of cutting-edge research, harnessing the power of high-energy lasers to push boundaries and illuminate new frontiers.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are thrilled to share that our esteemed institution has been leveraging the capabilities of the high-energy 250mJ 100Hz Amplitude Laser with ultrashort pulse duration (<25fs) and very high contrast for more than a decade\u201d explains Pierre-Mary Paul.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis technological advancement has played a pivotal role in driving groundbreaking discoveries and fostering innovation within our institution.\u201d admits Olivier Uteza LP3 laboratory Director.<\/p>\n
Through the ASUR platform, our dedicated team has been instrumental in advancing the understanding and utilization of high-power laser systems for imaging, and material science and engineering.\u00a0 Notably, publication in the renowned APB journal shed light on the laser performance of our 10 TW\/100Hz system and delved into the fascinating realm of associated thermal effects.<\/p>\n
Among the recent publications:
\n📖Engraving depth-controlled nanohole arrays on fused silica by direct short-pulse laser ablation (2023)
\n📖Experimental investigation of size broadening of a K\u03b1 x-ray source produced by high-intensity laser pulses (2021)
\n📖Exploring phase contrast imaging with a laser-based K\u03b1 x-ray source up to relativistic laser intensity (2020)
\n📖Impact of the pulse contrast ratio on molybdenum K\u03b1 generation by ultrahigh intensity femtosecond laser solid interaction (2018)
\n… Others are coming soon<\/p>\n
\u201cToday in LP3 lab, thanks to Amplitude Laser and ASUR platform, we can fabricate new smart materials and characterize them in real-time.\u201d says Raphael CLADY Technical Director of ASUR platform.<\/p>\n
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LP3 (Lasers, Plasma et Proc\u00e9d\u00e9s Photoniques) is a multidisciplinary academic laboratory of excellence. Its major activities focus on: i) generation of secondary sources such as hard X-ray by laser-induced plasma technology ii) fundamentals and technological research of laser-matter interactions and iii) development of laser-based processes. The main applications are related to laser structuration and fabrication with major outcomes in photonics, microelectronics, medicine and laser-based diagnostics.<\/p>\n
Using the ASUR platform, we study and operate pulsed hard X-ray sources induced by high peak-power high-average power laser sources with the perspective to develop imagery and X-ray diffraction diagnostics for material and life science<\/p>\n
ASUR platform is an application platform for ultrafast laser sources for X-ray imaging and laser-matter interaction<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":16624,"parent":0,"template":"","secteur":[212],"class_list":["post-16618","news","type-news","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","secteur-212"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n