Project description
Exploring next applications of intense laser light using theoretical modelling
Laser modification of materials is a fertile ground for the development of marketable applications. For example, intense laser pulses can be employed to create micro- and nanoscale patterns at the surface or inside materials, leading to direct applications in photonics, tribology and plasmonics. The EU-funded ATLANTIC project brings together a worldwide consortium of multidisciplinary experts who have developed a variety of mathematical descriptions of laser-matter interaction. The team aims at bridging the multiple temporal and spatial scales of the interaction by developing hybrid theoretical models and by training young generations of scientists. New understanding emerging from the project activities will directly contribute to the development of future applications in a wide range of disciplines.
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1635 Sofia
Bulgaria
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182 21 Praha 8
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SW7 2AZ London
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BT7 1NN Belfast
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75794 Paris
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12489 Berlin
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220072 Minsk
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305 8577 Tsukuba Ibaraki
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220050 Minsk
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5000 Cordoba
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630090 Novosibirsk
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1053 Buenos Aires
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100095 Tashkent
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5500 Mendoza
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