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Chirped laser pulses could deliver high-quality ion beams

13 Sep 2016 Hamish Johnston
Artist's impression of what the new ion acceleration process could look like
Chirped pulse: what the new ion acceleration process could look like. (Courtesy: Felix Mackenroth/Chalmers University)
  Physicists in Sweden have come up with a new way of accelerating ions using intense laser pu

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