Roger Falcone Felicie Albert Farhat Beg Siegfried Glenze Zuegel
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This Brightest Light Initiative (BLI) Workshop Report captures the important research ideas and recommendations for enabling that work developed by over 100 leading scientists at a community-initiated workshop held March 27-29, 2019 in Washington, DC. Workshop attendees developed an understanding of key opportunities, as well as gaps in current technologies and capabilities, for science enabled by the highest-intensity lasers.
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