Events Calendar: AEP

March '25

LPS Colloquium: Michael Downer (UT Austin)

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Small accelerators for big 21st century science Tabletop lepton accelerators in which particles surf on light-speed plasma waves driven by powerful laser pulses have accelerated electron and positron... Read more

LPS Colloquium: Yevgeny Raitses (PPPL)

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How advanced plasma science will enable next-generation microelectronics manufacturing Plasma is already essential to most of the processes used to make computer chips and memory. But the materials... Read more

Celebrate Women in Engineering at Cornell

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Join us on campus as we honor the incredible achievements of women engineers at Cornell University. This two-day symposium will bring together alumni, faculty, and students for powerful conversations... Read more

Celebrate Women in Engineering at Cornell

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Join us on campus as we honor the incredible achievements of women engineers at Cornell University. This two-day symposium will bring together alumni, faculty, and students for powerful conversations... Read more

Special AEP Seminar: Marc Serra-Garcia (AMOLF)

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Physical computing in elastic metamaterials There is a significant range of physical phenomena – from nonlinear elasticity, to symmetry, noise, topology, and disorder – that are rarely utilized in... Read more

LPS Colloquium: Troy Carter (ORNL)

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Accelerating progress toward Fusion Energy The R&D landscape for fusion energy has changed dramatically over the last several years with important scientific and technical progress alongside rapid... Read more

April '25

LPS Colloquium: Karol Lang (Texas)

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How to Improve a Modern Radiation Treatment of Cancer: A dream? Naivety? Arrogance? ... Or a Necessity? About 50% of all cancer patients are subjected to radiation therapy that may be further improved... Read more

May '25

LPS Colloquium: Howard Milchberg (Maryland)

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Relativistic optics and multi-GeV laser-driven particle accelerators During the past 30-plus years, the remarkable increase in peak laser intensity – greater than six orders of magnitude – has spurred... Read more