CORDIS · ATLANTIC
Advanced theoretical network for modeling light matter interactIon
- Code
ATLANTIC- Programme
- H2020
- Call
MSCA-RISE-2018- Status
- SIGNED
- Period
- 2019-03-01 – 2024-02-29
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Participants
| Organisations | Role | Country | Grant |
|---|---|---|---|
| NOV BALGARSKI UNIVERSITET | coordinator | BG | 101 200 € |
| THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST | participant | UK | 202 400 € |
| FYZIKALNI USTAV AV CR, VVI | participant | CZ | 161 000 € |
| FORSCHUNGSVERBUND BERLIN EV | participant | DE | 142 600 € |
| IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE | participant | UK | 64 400 € |
| CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CNRS | participant | FR | 59 800 € |
| SSPA SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL MATERIALS RESEARCH CENTRE OF NAS OF BELARUS | partner | BY | |
| UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CUYO | partner | AR | |
| NOVOSIBIRSK STATE UNIVERSITY | partner | RU | |
| Tashkent State Technical University named after Abu Raikhman Beruni | partner | UZ | |
| UNIVERSITY OF TSUKUBA | partner | JP | |
| BELARUSIAN STATE UNIVERSITY | partner | BY | |
| UNIVERSIDAD DE BUENOS AIRES | partner | AR | |
| UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CORDOBA | partner | AR |
Description
The ATLANTIC project is aiming at developing a network of advanced theoretical modeling of laser-matter interaction that will foster the development of novel theories by bridging the mathematical descriptions within a consortium of scientific groups who have pioneered these formalisms. These physical models address in details the timescales from the attosecond to the microsecond and the spatial scales from the nanometer to the millimeter, providing accurate but partial predictions of experimental data in a disjoint manner. Connecting the respective formalisms of these communities will enable to address phenomena that remained unexplained so far and to achieve beyond state of art capabilities.First activity will be directly interfacing the simulation results provided by participants using mathematical parametrizations generated from first-principle concepts to the large spatial scale models, enabling to predict the consequences of laser-triggered quantum effects within an efficient simplified formalism.The secondment periods will be used to develop hybrid theories made possible by training research staffs and novel generations to mutually understand and contribute to the development of each others theoretical descriptions.Interdisciplinarity is at the core of this project as it will be bridging several fields of science: ultrafast phenomena, nonlinear optics, condensed matter physics, quantum chemistry, materials engineering, and laser-materials processing. Within the action, novel formalisms will be developed and emerging applications such as harmonic generation, THz wave generation, laser nanostructuring, materials functionalization, complex materials engineering, compound materials science might be further elucidated (described), and young specialists will be trained.
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