The Lidyl is member of the EU co-funded project Lasers4EU, launched on October 1, 2024.
Bringing together 29 leading laser research institutions across Europe, Lasers4EU, the successor of Laserlab-Europe, offers a central platform with access to cutting-edge laser technologies and services for external scientists from academia and industry. Beyond transnational access, Lasers4EU provides comprehensive training opportunities, equipping users with both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in laser technologies and applications.
Through Lasers4EU, LIDYL offers transnational access to its ATTOLAB, UHI100, NanoLight and Up-Conversion laser platforms and their various instruments.
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