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Accelerator on a Chip

Each "accelerator on a chip" is nanostructured using advanced fabrication techniques

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ACHIP article & illustration featured in Advanced Optical Journal

Huiyang Deng and co‐workers have leveraged the high laser damage threshold and moderate conductivity of Ga2O3 to demonstrate the first Ga2O3‐based laser...

Dielectric Laser Acceleration

The ACHIP program aims to use lasers to accelerate lower-energy electrons to nearly light speed.

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Accelerator on a Chip Lab

The nanoscale patterns of SLAC and Stanford's accelerator on a chip gleam in rainbow colors prior to being assembled and cut into their final forms.

About Us

We are an international collaboration that includes world-renowned experts in accelerator physics, laser physics, nanophotonics and nanofabrication.

Research Highlights

We use laser light to propel electrons through a series of artfully crafted chips, dramatically shrinking the size and cost of particle accelerators.

ACHIP in the News

Stanford ACHIP PI, Robert Byer, was invited to speak on the topic: ‘Microchip Accelerators – Laser-driven particle accelerators-on-a-silicon-chip’ at the Philosophical Society of Washington Science meeting in November 2021.

Partner Institutions

National Tsing Hua University