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ICAN · International Coherent Amplification Network

FP7Status: CLOSED16 January 201215 July 2013EU funding €500,000

We are aiming at studying a novel laser concept for High Energy Particle acceleration, known as CAN for Coherent Amplification Networkthat would guarantee high peak power and high average powers while exhibiting high efficiency, >30%. The approach is based on fibreamplification.The proposed technical evaluation will be performed by combining the expertise, know-how, and knowledge of a team of world leadingexperts coming from different horizons of optical science, technology and industry, including femtosecond fibre optics, instrumental optics,astronomy, manufacturing, and marketing. Although our primary target application will be particle acceleration for high-energy physics, ourapproach will have direct bearing on other fields. It will be done through conferences, workshops and meetings among the participants.Alongside those events mixing the laser and high energy physics communities, the ICAN project aims to identify and approach the FundingAgencies that may contribute to the construction of an infrastructure based on the ICAN concept.The final outcome of the study will include an implementation plan and a road map pointing out the most significant technical roadblocks,proposed solutions, manufacturing methods, and lobbying strategies to increase international membership, awareness, market study andbusiness plan.""

Consortium · 4 organisations

coordinator

ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE

FR · €106,526

participant

FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG EV

DE · €139,314

participant

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON

UK · €199,055

participant

ORGANISATION EUROPEENNE POUR LA RECHERCHE NUCLEAIRE

CH · €55,105

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