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ELI Beamlines is a large European laser facility housing state-of-the-art high power lasers that drive secondary sources of photons and charged particles for user applications. The MAC end-station at ELI Beamlines is a Multipurpose station for atomic, molecular and optical sciences and coherent diffractive imaging1. It is designed for investigations of ultrafast dynamics in low-density targets (atoms, molecules or nanostructures) employing synchronized EUV and NIR/Vis beams. In this contribution, experimental capabilities of the MAC station 1, 2, ongoing projects3 and user-access policy will be introduced.

The presentation will be focused on the interaction of nano-scale targets with intense laser pulses in the NIR4, 5 as well as in the XUV6, 7 photon energy range. In particular, we will deviate from the commonly considered idealized case of a single isolated nanoparticle in vacuum and pay attention to the …