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Texas Petawatt Laser, One of U.S.'s Most Powerful, Closes in 2024

The shutdown of the Texas Petawatt laser signifies a major setback for high-energy laser research in the U.S., impacting studies in fields like fusion energy and medical technology. This closure reflects broader challenges facing large-scale scientific infrastructure amidst funding constraints. The scientific community will be watching if new funding emerges to replace or upgrade this facility.
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