The journey of JLF’s beamlines @LivermoreLab
The journey of JLF’s beamlines  @LivermoreLab
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Jupiter Laser Facility (JLF) is home to Janus, one of the world’s few hands-on laser platforms producing kilojoules of energy, and Titan, a unique laser platform that combines high-energy pulses with long and extremely short pulse lengths.

This animation follows the journey of JLF’s three beamlines—two nanosecond, kilojoule-scale, long-pulse beams and one short-pulse beam with 0.7 to 10 picosecond pulses and energies up to 300 joules—which can deliver high-energy pulses to Janus or Titan depending on the experimental configuration.

Learn more about JLF and its laser platforms: jlf.llnl.gov/.

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The journey of JLF’s beamlines

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