Online Events - CA-PROBONO

5th seminar of the HB11_Energy/CA21128-PROBONO Seminar Series.

The next seminar on Thu 16/3 at 16:00 CET, organised by COST Action PROBONO and HB11 Energy will be given by Daniel Molloy on In-target Proton-Boron fusion driven using the multi-TW TARANIS Laser System.

Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86974887662?pwd=RHAvMnRReDNhV1JaVUpmTlZUOWVKZz09

4th seminar of HB11/PROBONO Seminar Series. Hydrogen-boron-11 fusion seminar

On Thursday 2 of March, at 3pm CET, the 4th seminar in HB11-fusion entitled Development of Monte Carlo codes “adapted” for laser-matter experiments, is delivered by Alessandro Tentori from CEA, France.

Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86904864437?pwd=TXBsVElyYmgwT3BkSTQ1d1hWa2tRQT09

3rd seminar of HB11-fusion Seminar Series

On Thursday, February 16, we will have the third seminar of the series, entitled Short pulse volume ignition, delivered by Hartmut Ruyhl from Marvel Fusion.

The seminar will begin at 4pm CET. (!new time!)
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83736162176?pwd=M3pDNjRydXVUM1lBMkVZNEJNL3JWZz09

2nd seminar of HB11-fusion Seminar Series

On Thursday, February 2nd, we will have the second seminar of the series, delivered by Edmond Turcu CLF RAL, UK.
The seminar will be focused on New Hydrogen Rich materials for Micro-structured Laser-Targets for Alpha Sources generated by Proton-Boron Fusion.

The seminar will begin at 3pm CET.
Link: https://lnkd.in/e4tmXmqQ

1st seminar of HB11-fusion Seminar Series

The first seminar in Fusion Energy Seminar Series organized by HB11 and COST ACTION PROBONO - CA21128 will take place on Thursday 19th of January at 3PM CET.

Alex Robinson, CLF RAL, UK will speak about "Intense laser-generated ion beams propagating in plasmas"

Since the emergence of CPA lasers, there has been intense interest in both ion acceleration, and the possibility of producing nuclear reactions from laser-accelerated ions. During this time there have been many experiments where it has been challenging to reconcile the observed reaction yield with theoretical expectations, with the observed yields being larger than expected in many cases.