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Forty years after the first dark resonance experiment: an overview of the COSMA project results
E. Mariotti,
G. Bevilacqua,
V. Biancalana,
R. Cecchi,
Y. Dancheva,
Alen Khanbekyan,
C. Marinelli,
L. Moi,
L. Stiaccini,
S. Cartaleva,
C. Andreeva,
E. Alipieva,
S. Gateva,
A. Krasteva,
D. Slavov,
E. T. Taskova,
M. Taslakov,
P. Todorov,
S. Tsvetkov,
A. Wilson Gordon,
L. Margalit,
W. Gawlik,
S. Pustelny,
A. Stabrawa,
J. Sudyka,
A. Wojciechowski,
F. Renzoni,
C. Deans,
S. Hussain,
L. Marmugi,
Dareyoush Rassi,
O. Ozun,
D. Sarkisyan,
H. Azizbekyan,
R. Drampyan,
Alek. Khanbekyan,
R. Mirzoyan,
A. Papoyan,
A. Sargsyan,
S. Shmavonyan,
A. Tonoyan,
P. N. Ghosh,
S. Dey,
S. Mitra,
B. Ray,
K. A. Nasyrov,
P. Chapovsky,
V. Entin,
N. Nikolov,
N. Petrov,
D. Budker,
B. Patton,
A. Wickenbrock,
E. Zhivun,
S. Gozzini
19th International Conference and School on Quantum Electronics: Laser Physics and Applications, Volume: 10226, Start page: 102260K
Swansea University Author: Dareyoush Rassi
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DOI (Published version): 10.1117/12.2264896
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Coherent Optics Sensors for Medical Applications (COSMA) was a European Marie Curie Project running from 2012 to 2016, with the participation of 10 teams from Armenia, Bulgaria, India, Israel, Italy, Poland, Russia, UK and USA. The main objective was to focus theoretical and experimental research on...
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