ELI will be a pan-European research infrastructure, its mission is defined by the ESFRI Roadmap ELI-Beamlines will be one of the designed pillars of ELI European Research Infrastructure Consortium ELI-ERIC will be established; Czech Republic will be one of its founding members Project of ELI-Beamlines project has official support of the Czech Government (Resolution No 1514 from November 24, 2008) ELI-Beamlines will be funded by 265 million Euro within the Czech Republics Operational Programme Research and Development for Innovations ELI-Beamlines is supported by the Czech Academy of Sciences and by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports Synergy expected with the HiPER project
ELI-Preparatory Phase Steering Committee decision October 1, 2009 Maximizing both European and regional impact
Attosecond pillar
Beamlines pillar
Photonuclear pillar
High-intensity development
2009 October 1
ELI-PP Steering Committee gives the Czech Rep mandate to implement the Beamline facility
November 12 Submission of the national bid to build ELI-Beamlines to the Managing Authority (MEYS): OP R&D for I
2010 January 29 February Zoning permit for the ELI-Beamlines facility issued Project assessed by the national expert panel Industrial applications, national synergies, financial sustainability construction aspects Project assessed by the international expert panel Quality of the research Quality of management and of human resources strategy Result: project is strongly recommended for funding Final negotiations underway about the agreement on funding (265 million Euro) Submission of the funding request for ELI-Beamlines to EC
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Charles University (50,000 students), Czech Technical University (20,000 students), Technical University of Liberec (14,000 students), Palack University of Olomouc (16,000 students), Institute of Chemical Technology Prague (4,000 students)
Research projects: ultrashort-pulse lasers, femtochemistry, femtobiology, plasma research, electron & ion acceleration, optical technologies