The ongoing R&D program is committed to the accelerators and large instruments of the future.
Fundamental physics require the construction of large and complex instruments involving innovative technologies in mechanics, computer science and electronics. Through various technical and experimental projects, the laboratory has acquired renowed know-hows through large international collaborations. Project management together with quality procedures are present through all the laboratory’s undertakings, and brings us closer to the industrial needs.
LAPP has established strong relationships with industrial partners to fullfill the needs of its experimental research program. It has a wide variety of skills and a multi-usage computing and data facility, so called MUST.