Sebastian M. Pfotenhauer

TL;DR: Reliable and reproducible laser-accelerated ion beams were achieved by intense laser irradiation of solid microstructured targets and Scalability studies show that, owing to their compact size and reasonable cost, such table-top laser systems with high repetition rates could contribute to the development of new generations of particle injectors that may be suitable for medical proton therapy.

TL;DR: In this paper, the first successful combination of a laser-plasma wakefield accelerator with an undulator to generate visible synchrotron radiation was demonstrated, and the authors showed the potential for ultracompact and versatile laser-based radiation sources from the infrared to X-ray energies.

TL;DR: Using a cross-country comparative analysis of three implementations of the ‘MIT model’ of innovation in the UK, Portugal and Singapore, it is shown how key features in the design, implementation and performance of the model cannot be explained as mere variations on an identical solution to the same underlying problem.

TL;DR: There is probably no need for a revision of the Guidelines, countries should continue to disseminate and implement the recommendations and further progress in the ease of access of information for students would also be welcome.

TL;DR: In this article, a cross-country comparative analysis of three implementations of the "MIT model" of innovation in the UK, Portugal and Singapore is presented, showing how key features in the design, implementation and performance of the model cannot be explained as mere variations on an identical solution to the same underlying problem.