NanoXCAN is a cooperation of the University of Lisbon with Leibniz University and other partners in France, Switzerland and the Czech Republic funded by the European Commission. The goal is to develop a revolutionary, compact X-ray microscope that will make it possible for the first time to directly image viruses and viral structures.

UnRIP is a French ANR-funded project exploring relativistic plasma instabilities driven by ultra-intense lasers and particle beams. It combines experiments at LOA and SLAC with advanced simulations to understand high-energy-density plasma behavior. The findings have implications for both laboratory astrophysics and future radiation sources.

FACET-II is a state-of-the-art facility at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory designed to produce high-energy electron and positron beams for advanced accelerator and plasma physics research. It enables studies on beam-driven plasma wakefield acceleration, radiation generation, and high-field quantum electrodynamics under controlled, ultra-relativistic conditions.