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ELI is pushing innovations through international cooperation
The Institute of Physics - ELI Beamlines has signed and agreement with the world-leading applied technology research institute ITRI (Industrial Technology...
25.5.2020
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ELI Beamlines Student Internships Program
ELI Beamlines offers an internship program for students of universities in the Czech Republic and abroad. It aims to motivate...
25.5.2020
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Laser L1 ALLEGRA – 3D virtual tour
There is no access to ELI Beamlines laser centre for the general public these days (due to COVID19). That is...
19.5.2020
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16th of May 2020 – the important milestone in the laser history
Today is an important milestone in the laser history. On the 16th of May 1960, the American physicist and engineer...
15.5.2020
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Press Releases
The Extreme Light Infrastructure Passes Key Milestone to Become a European Research Infrastructure Consortium
The Extreme Light Infrastructure (ELI) is a step closer to officially becoming an international organisation. The Czech Republic and Hungary,...
15.5.2020
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News and events, Press Releases
Together against COVID-19
ELI Beamlines, part of European Extreme Light Infrastructure located near Prague, as a leading laser-based research facility opens its capacity...
6.4.2020
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News, News and events
COVID 19 – events postponed
Due to the decision of Czech government of March 10, 2020 and to restrict the spread of coronavirus infection, ELI...
12.3.2020
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News, News and events
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
The 11th of February is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. This day was declared by the...
9.2.2020
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ELITAS in Summary
The ELITAS research project was funded by the Structural Funds OP VVV (Operational Program for Research, Development and Education) a...
4.2.2020
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ELI in Press, News
Laser-driven proton-boron fusion: A way to radiation-free nuclear energy?
The conventional route to nuclear fusion for power generation is based on the reaction between deuterium and tritium nuclei, which...
23.1.2020
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