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Cristina Pereira

European Strategy on Accelerator-based Photon Sources – ESAPS 2022 – Published!

16 June, 2022 by Cristina Pereira

The LEAPS European Strategy – ESAPS 2022 – charts a route into the future that features environmentally friendly technologies and research strategies to support solving societal challenges while making a critical contribution to keep Europe at the international forefront of research and development.

The European Strategy, ESAPS 2022:

• supports high quality scientific research in Europe;
• contributes to develop the skills of the next generation of scientists and engineers in Europe;
• devises particle accelerators and associated technologies of tomorrow for a wide range of use in manufacturing and service industries in health, materials design, energy and security;
• supports European industry in new product development and market and by accelerating product design and development.

You can dowload the brochure here

Printed copies can be requested by email at: leaps-support-request@desy.de

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LEAPS Meets Quantum Technology Conference

24 May, 2022 by Cristina Pereira

The first LEAPS Conference on the topic of Quantum Technology has been successfully held from 15 to 20 May, 2022, in the beautiful atmosphere of La Biodola Bay on the Elba Island, Italy. The conference, chaired by current LEAPS Chair, Leonid Rivkin and co-chaired by Massimo Ferrario (INFN – LNF) and Søren Pape Møller (Aarhus University), brought together around 100 participants from almost all Leaps members and academics from all over Europe and beyond. Over five beautiful days in Elba, beyond a solid overview on quantum technology, participants could learn and contribute on subjects like Defects – Rydberg states – Molecules; Quantum Materials and Quantum Wires, Quantum Properties of (Synchrotron) Light. In addition, a strong panel discussion was held on how Synchrotron and FEL radiation can contribute to quantum technology now and in the future.

The success of the first LEAPS Conference helped to consolidate the idea and plan for a “LEAPS Meets” conference series. Initially planned as a biannual eventual, the conference will be held again in 2023 in view of the restrictions imposed by the covid pandemic in the past two years.

The next conference LEAPS Meets Emerging Challenges in Life Sciences will be held again from 15 to 19 May 2023. More details and information will be announced soon. Keep tuned to the LEAPS website!

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LEAPS together in support of Ukraine #NoWar

26 February, 2022 by Cristina Pereira

The LEAPS Initiative and its member facilities strongly condemn the war of aggression against the Ukrainian people, which constitutes a grave breach of international law. Our thoughts and sympathy go out to all Ukrainian people who are suffering from the merciless bombardment and to the Ukrainian families who are losing their loved ones, but also to the peace-loving Russian citizens and to all who suffer from this senseless war.

As a research collaboration committed to peaceful cooperation across national and political boundaries, we strongly reject any use of force to solve political problems.

Info from the European Commission:

https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/ukraine

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