Authors: M K Weikum, T Akhter, D Alesini, A S Alexandrova, M P Anania, N E Andreev, I A Andriyash, A Aschikhin, R W Assmann, T Audet, A Bacci, I F Barna, A Beaton, A Beck, A Beluze, A Bernhard, S Bielawski, F G Bisesto, F Brandi, R Brinkmann, E Bruendermann, M Büscher, M H Bussmann, G Bussolino, A Chance, M Chen, E Chiadroni, A Cianchi, J A Clarke, J Cole, M E Couprie, M Croia, B Cros, P A Crump, G Dattoli, A Del Dotto, N Delerue, S De Nicola, J M Dias, U Dorda, R Fedele, A Ferran Pousa, M Ferrario, F Filippi, G Fiore, R A Fonseca, M Galimberti, A Gallo, A Ghaith, D Giove, A Giribono, L A Gizzi, F J Grüner, A F Habib, C Haefner, T Heinemann, B Hidding, B J Holzer, S M Hooker, T Hosokai, M Huebner, A Irman, F J Jafarinia, D A Jaroszynski, C Joshi, M Kaluza, M Kando, O S Karger, S Karsch, E Khazanov, D Khikhlukha, A Knetsch, D Kocon, P Koester, O S Kononenko, G Korn, I Kostyukov, K O Kruchinin, L Labate, C Le Blanc, C Lechner, W Leemans, A Lehrach, X Li, V Libov, A Lifschitz, V Litvinenko, W Lu, O Lundh, A R Maier, V Malka, G G Manahan, S P D Mangles, B Marchetti, A Martinez de la Ossa, J L Martins, P D Mason, F Massimo, F Mathieu, G Maynard, Z Mazzotta, A Y Molodozhentsev, A Mostacci, A - S Mueller, C D Murphy, Z Najmudin, P A P Nghiem, F Nguyen, P Niknejadi, J Osterhoff, D Oumbarek Espinos, D N Papadopoulos, B Patrizi, V Petrillo, M A Pocsai, K Poder, R Pompili, L Pribyl, D Pugacheva, P P Rajeev, S Romeo, M Rossetti Conti, A R Rossi, R Rossmanith, E Roussel, A A Sahai, G Sarri, L Schaper, P Scherkl, U Schramm, C B Schroeder, J Scifo, L Serafini, Z M Sheng, C Siders, L O Silva, T Silva, C Simon, U Sinha, A Specka, M J V Streeter, E N Svystun, D Symes, C Szwaj, G E Tauscher, D Terzani, N Thompson, G Toci, P Tomassini, R Torres, D Ullmann, C Vaccarezza, M Vannini, J M Vieira, F Villa, C - G Wahlstrom, R Walczak, P A Walker, K Wang, C P Welsch, S M Wiggins, J Wolfenden, G Xia, M Yabashi, J Zhu, A Zigler

Venue: Journal of Physics: Conference Series

Type: Article

Abstract: The Horizon 2020 project EuPRAXIA (European Plasma Research Accelerator with eXcellence In Applications) is producing a conceptual design report for a highly compact and cost-effective European facility with multi-GeV electron beams accelerated using plasmas. EuPRAXIA will be set up as a distributed Open Innovation platform with two construction sites, one with a focus on beam-driven plasma acceleration (PWFA) and another site with a focus on laser-driven plasma acceleration (LWFA). User areas at both sites will provide access to free-electron ... (read more)

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DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1350/1/012059