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LaserNetUS Hosts Mini-Symposium at APS Joint March and April Meeting
Feb 12, 2025. News
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — LaserNetUS has organized a mini-symposium for the American Physical Society’s (APS) Joint March Meeting and April Meeting: Global Physics Summit 2025 on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, starting at 11:30 a.m. PT. Titled "Beam Science with LaserNetUS & Other User Facilities," the highly focused session features 10 presentations in just under three hours.
Guest speakers include facility technical staff and users from many LaserNetUS facilities and other institutions presenting their teams’s research findings on the topics shown at the times listed below:
Dr. Mike Chini, former Point of Contact for the University of Central Florida’s iFAST Facility, now a Professor of Physics at The Ohio State University Department of Physics, stated, “Our goal in organizing a mini-symposium centered on LaserNetUS research at the APS Global Physics Summit is to inspire collaboration and excitement for the work enabled by open-access laser facilities, ultimately expanding the collective reach and impact of LaserNetUS. The symposium itself bridges communities that traditionally associate with the APS March (Division of Laser Science) and April (Division of Beam Physics) Meetings, and likewise, we hope it can contribute to bridging LaserNetUS and the broader physics community.”
Visit the APS Global Physics Summit webpage for more information, register to attend the APS 2025 Joint March Meeting and April Meeting (March 16–21, 2025), and join us for the "Beam Science with LaserNetUS & Other User Facilities" symposium starting at 11:30 a.m. PT on March 19, 2025!
About LaserNetUS
Founded in 2018, LaserNetUS is a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science initiative providing scientists access to a network of high-power laser facilities across the U.S. The program fosters collaboration and supports cutting-edge research in areas such as plasma physics, materials science, and particle acceleration.
Media Contact:
Dr. Chandra Breanne Curry
LaserNetUS Coordinator
ccurry@slac.stanford.edu
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