Name: 2024 LaserNetUS Meeting
Start: 2024-07-16 07:00
End: 2024-07-18 16:30
Location: Austin Marriott South

Poster Session

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No.	Presenting Author	Home Institution	Abstract Title
P-1	Lieselotte Obst-Huebl	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	BELLA iP2: The Short Focal Length Beamline for High Energy Density Research at High Repetition Rates at the BELLA PW
P-2	Benjamin Greenwood	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Hundred Terawatt Thomson System at the BELLA Center, LBNL: A Tunable MeV Photon Source and Platform for Multi-Beam High-Power Laser-Plasma Science
P-3	Howard Milchberg	University of Maryland	Laboratory for Intense Laser-Matter Interaction Physics
P-4	Sina Zahedpour Anaraki	Colorado State University	ALEPH Laser Facility at Colorado State University
P-5	Simon Vallières	Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)	The Advanced Laser Light Source (ALLS) at Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS)
P-6	Nick Czapla	SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory	The Matter in Extreme Conditions end-station of LCLS
P-7	Sandra Bruce	The University of Texas at Austin	LaserNetUS Operations at the Texas Petawatt Lab
P-8	Selma Zuhric	University of Michigan	Michigan Target Research and Fabrication (MiTRF)
P-9	Félicie Albert	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	The Jupiter Laser Facility: a kilojoule-class laser for producing and exploring extreme states of matter
P-10	Douglass Schumacher	Ohio State University	The Scarlet Laser Facility at Ohio State
P-11	Robert Dorst	University of California, Los Angeles	The UCLA Phoenix Laboratory: Opportunities for High Repetition Rate Laser Experiments
P-12	Philip Franke	Tau Systems Inc. and University of Texas at Austin	UT3 Accelerator Applications Development Facility
P-13	Ryan Nedbailo	University of Texas at Austin	Incoherent Broadband Front End for the Texas Petawatt Laser to Study the Mitigation of Laser Plasma Instabilities
P-14	Chau Truong	University of Central Florida	Polarization Gating of High Order Harmonic from a Yb:KGW Driving Laser
P-15	Bonggu Shim	Binghamton University	Generation of high-order harmonics and isolated attosecond pulses in the water window from a few-cycle laser pulse undergoing nonlinear propagation
P-16	Troie Journigan	University of Central Florida	Enhanced efficiency from high-order harmonic generation in bulk and exfoliated Copper Indium Thiophosphates (CIPS)
P-17	Brady Unzicker	The Ohio State University	Generating XUV Radiation with Tunable Orbital Angular Momentum Using Laser Plasma Interactions
P-18	Pedro Spingola	The Ohio State University	Liquid Crystal Targets Uses as Plasma Mirrors
P-19	Jason Brooks	The University of Texas at Austin	Shallow angle probing beam driven wakes at the FACET II facility
P-20	José Franco Altamirano	The University of Texas at Austin	X-ray induced acoustic computed tomography with laser-wakefield accelerated sources
P-21	Justin Twardowski	The Ohio State University	Transverse pump-probe imaging of filamentation induced by a 4.07 μm laser on polycrystalline ZnS
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P-23	Yi Wu	University of Central Florida	Mid-Infrared Sources for Attosecond X-Ray Generation and Laser Spectroscopy
P-24	Christopher Gardner	UC Irvine	Optimization of Pulse Compression for Staged LWFA
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P-26	Joshua Lewis	UC Irvine	400 nm Laser solid interactions at relativistic intensities on the ALEPH facility
P-27	Kiyoshi Yamamoto	Colorado State University	High-Energy Few-Cycle Beamline for Interactions with Nanostructured Solids
P-28	Krish Bhutwala	Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Proton Beam Focusing and Heating using a Modular Target Approach
P-29	Ari Sloss	University of Maryland	Optimizing beam charge in a meter-scale multi-GeV laser wakefield accelerator
P-30	Girik Jain	Stanford University	Investigation of Non-thermal Electron Focusing with Resistive Collimation
P-31	Jared De Chant	Michigan State University	Delivering Laser-Driven Proton Beams to Biological Samples at BELLA iP2
P-32	Joseph Snyder	Miami University	Dual Pulse Target Normal Sheath Acceleration using the Titan Laser
P-33	Kirill Lezhnin	Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Laser ion acceleration from concave targets: focusing, scaling, and robustness studies
P-34	Milo Eder	Ohio State University	X-ray production from high intensity mid-IR laser interactions with thin liquid sheet target in air
P-35	Jaden Hoechstetter	Colorado State University	Characterization of Ions Accelerated by Intensive Radiation of Nanowire Arrays
P-36	Nashad Rahman	Colorado State University	Characterization of Ions Accelerated by Intensive Radiation of Nanowire Arrays
P-37	Stefano Faubel	SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory	Developing a versatile next-generation liquid sheet target for studies in high repetition rate & high-power laser-matter interactions
P-38	Frances Kraus	Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Electron temperature profiles in hot-dense plasmas from x-ray spectral ensembles
P-39	Nicholas Beier	University of Alberta	On-line Source Characterization of Betatron Radiation using a Deep Learning Based X-ray spectrometer
P-40	Abhik Sarkar	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	Closed-loop High-Repetition-Rate High-Energy-Density Physics Experimental deployments: Wins, losses and inspirations
P-41	Maxwell Weiss	Colorado State University	Laser damage of UV hafnia-based multilayer dielectric coatings at 355 nm wavelength
P-42	Ghassan Zeraouli	Colorado State University	High repetition-rate dual-channel X-ray spectrometer for high-intensity laser-plasma experiments
P-43	Timothy Van Hoomissen	University of California, Los Angeles	Transfer Learning Approaches for Analyzing Two-Dimensional Thomson Scattering Spectra From Laser-Produced Plasmas
P-44	David Garand	Sydor Technologies	Commercial Viability of the Plasma Electrode Pockels Cell Technology (PEPC)
P-45	Neil Beri	University of Michigan	Development of Swarm Robots for Target Chamber Monitoring with MiTRF
P-46	Alec Griffith	Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Betatron Imaging of Laser-Plasma Interactions for EUV Lithography
P-47	Ghassan Zeraouli	Colorado State University	Multichannel Doppler fiber-imager spectrometer for spatio-temporal characterization of high-intensity laser-driven plasmas
P-48	Shawn McPoyle	Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory	Absolute Calibration of Collisional Radiative Models Versus X-ray Spectra from Solid-Density Plasmas
P-49	Igor Golovkin	Prism Computational Sciences, Inc.	Consistent Treatment of Dense Plasma Effects on Atomic Structures, Collisions, and Spectral Signatures
P-50	Alejandro Ortiz	University of California, Los Angeles	Using physics-informed neural networks to reconstruct 3D electromagnetic fields from sparse measurements of potential and magnetic flux in high-repetition-rate laser experiments
P-51	Claudia Parisuana	Stanford University	2D hydrodynamic simulation of shock compressed foam target
P-52	Devan Massin	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory	Towards data driven atomic physics and active feedback at high rep rate
P-53	Ziyao Su	The Ohio State University	Electron Dynamics of Femtosecond Laser Induced Plasma inside Multilayer Dielectric High Reflectors Studied Using Particle-in-cell (PIC) Approach
P-54	Davis Robinson	University of Central Florida	Generation of High Harmonics driven by Synchronized Ultra-Short UV and Mid-Infrared Pulses
P-55	Simon Bolanos	UC San Diego	Laboratory study of the formation of oblique magnetized collisionless shock formation and the effect of the ion-electron collisions
P-56	Geoffrey Pomraning	Princeton University	Particle Acceleration due to Magnetic Reconnection in Laser-Powered Capacitive Coils
P-57	Keenan Riordan	The University of Texas at Austin	Investigations of Vishniac Instability on the GHOST Laser System in Highly Magnetized Regimes
P-58	Tristan Bachmann	University of Rochester	Exploration of Early Universe Magnetogenesis with High Repetition Rate Laboratory Astrophysics Experiments and FLASH Simulations
P-59	Willow Martin	Stanford University	X-Ray Radiography for Equation of State Measurements at the National Ignition Facility
P-60	Edna Rebeca Toro Garza	Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory	Warm Dense Copper conductivity measurements using single-shot THz
P-61	Megan Ikeya	SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory	Determining the Electrical Conductivity of Warm Dense Nickel Using Single-Shot Terahertz Spectroscopy
P-62	Eric Sung	SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory	Probing the conductivity of compressed plastic using THz time-domain spectroscopy
P-63	Golnaz Aminaltojjari	Georgia Institute of Technology	Additive Manufacturing of Ultra-Low-Density Nanoporous Foams for Planar Targets
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