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In University of Uppsala (UU), Oppeneer’sgroup has world-leading expertise in theory and numerical calculation of ultrafast, optically induced magnetic polarizations and currents. In OBELIX, UU will bring its expertise in the theoretical modeling of light-matter interaction and, in particular, of the angular momentum transfer between light and electrons. UU will co-lead WP3with CEA.

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