ULTRAFAST Project

Coordinators

Jean-Philippe Renault (CEA)

Jean-Pierre Simorre (CNRS)

Overview

Creation of a national network of instrumental platforms for studying ultrafast dynamics in the femtosecond and attosecond regimes

Summary

The ULTRAFAST-LUMA Targeted Project aims to establish and maintain coordinated access for the entire national scientific community to ultrafast laser photoscience and laser nanofabrication platforms organized in a national network led by PEPR. This objective will be achieved by establishing a distributed ULTRAFAST-LUMA infrastructure, initially bringing together 7 high-level ultrafast laser and nanofabrication platforms relevant to the scientific challenges of LUMA. To ensure the success of this objective, ULTRAFAST-LUMA will contribute to the financing of the hosting costs (operation of the platforms and mission costs of the hosted scientists) and to the provision of unique and innovative equipment to strengthen the experimental offer of the research platforms in the fields of interest of LUMA.

Locations map

CELIA • Bordeaux
^{Attosecond to femtosecond time-resolved spectroscopy}

I2BC • Gif-Sur-Yvette
^{Femtosecond Raman spectrometry}

ICB • Dijon
^{Non-linear optical instrumentation, ultra-fast optics, nanophotonics}

ILM • Lyon
^{Ultrafast ESI-MS spectroscopy of complex molecular systems}

IMMM • Le Mans
^{Ultra-fast non-linear time-resolved spectroscopy}

IPCMS • Strasbourg
^{Femtosecond dynamics of spin and molecules in the condensed phase}

L2N • Troyes
^{Nanofabrication by 3D lithography}

LabHC • Saint-Etienne
^{Nanofabrication by UV lithography}

LASIRE • Lille
^{In situ transient spectroscopy with optical-UV-vis and medium-Infra probes}

LIDYL • Saclay
^{Femtosecond and attosecond dynamics in dilute and condensed phases}

LOB • Palaiseau
^{Multi-scale time-resolved spectroscopy}

LP3 • Marseille
^{Time-resolved X-ray imaging}