ELI-NP Research Departments. Strong local teams are developing state-of-the-art instrumentation for experiments in the emerging field of laser-driven nuclear physics. The two major systems are the Lasers System Department (LSD) and Gamma System Department (GSD), both with specifications well beyond existing facilities.

The Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) is a research organization with the world's largest collection of high power-lasers. [1] ELI operates several high-power, high-repetition-rate laser systems which enable the research of physical, chemical, materials, and medical sciences. [2]

Extreme Light Infrastructure - Nuclear Physics facility (ELI-NP) will operate two unique beam-producing machines: A very high intensity, ultra-short pulse laser system, with two 10 PW laser arms, able to reach, focused, intensities of 10 23 W/cm 2 and electrical fields up to 10 15 V/m.

ELI is the first ESFRI Landmark constructed in the Central Eastern European Member States. With an investment exceeding 850 million euros from the European Regional Development Funds, three world-class high-power, high-repetition-rate laser facilities have been established in Czech Republic (ELI Beamlines), Hungary (ELI-ALPS) and Romania (ELI-NP).

Eli-NP可以认为是Eli系统的三个重要组成部分之一， 欧盟计划将Eli-NP建设成为世界上在光核物理研究及应用领域最先进的研究设施。 该设施建成后将包含两部分， 第一部分为两路峰值功率高达10 PW的超短脉冲激光器， 能够实现高达10 23 -10 24 W/ cm 2 的激光峰值功率 ...

ELI-NP项目将研究最高峰值功率10 PW 、聚焦强度100 ZW/平方厘米的超强激光与物质的相互作用，期待开启核物理学的新时代，进一步探索宇宙的起源。 ELI-NP已在欧盟3.6亿欧元结构基金的支持下建成。 Tanaka教授的主要兴趣是激光聚变快点火、激光与等离子体的相互作用，以及物质的状态方程。 他是日本首屈一指的科学家，发表了300多篇科学论文，在APS会议邀请报告中首次报道了使用泡沫球壳和快点火综合实验的氘燃料内爆。 Tanaka教授是日本等离子体科学与核聚 …

Implemented by the National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering Horia Hulubei (IFIN HH), ELI-NP has been designated by the Nuclear Physics Collaboration Committee of the European...

Welcome to the ELI-NP User Office. The ELI-NP User Office is a gateway for external Users to access beamtime at our facility and join the community of worldwide researchers that rely on the equipment provided by ELI-NP to further their scientific goals.

The Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) is an international laser user facility, open to access by the scientific user community from around the world. It is the first ESFRI Landmark constructed in the newer EU Member States.

ELI-NP is going to be the most advanced research facility in the world focusing on the study of photonuclear physics and its applications, comprising a very high intensity laser of two 10PW ultra-short pulse lasers and the most brilliant tunable gamma-ray beam.