Wolfgang Sandner

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Wolfgang Sandner (2 March 1949 in Teisendorf – 5 December 2015)[1] was a German physicist who was employed in atomic and laser physics. From 2010 to 2012 he was president of the German Physical Society. Until his death, he was director general of the ELI Delivery Consortium International Association (AISBL) located in Brussels.

Biography

Sandner studied physics at the

AISBL), located in Brussels. In this time, he coordinated the construction of the "Extreme Light Infrastructure
", an EU large-scale project to build the world's first international laser research facility with locations in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania, and prepared before their operation.

Sandner dealt with the interaction of atoms and plasmas with high intensity laser light and the occurring nonlinear phenomena, the study of ionization and the relativistic plasma dynamics, the acceleration of particles with lasers and the development of UV and X-ray lasers (Table Top X-Ray ), lasers for ultrashort pulses of high intensity and the free-electron laser.

Since 1996, he was a Fellow of the American Physical Society. From 2003 to 2013 he was the coordinator of the European network Laserlab Europe, where 30 of the largest European laser research institutions are united from 16 EU Member Equip. Between 2010 and 2012 was president of Sandner German Physical Society. After that, he was the Vice President for two years. In 2014, he was chairman of the Association of European-level Research Infrastructure Facilities (ERF AISBL), an association of large European research institutions.[2] Sandner died on 5 December 2015.

References

  1. ^ "Zum Tod von Wolfgang Sandner".
  2. ^ "Pressemitteilung 12/2012: Die neue Frau an der Spitze der DPG".l