Abstract
The CLAS collaboration at Jefferson Lab is engaged in a wide range of experiments, covering mostly meson and baryon spectroscopy, nucleon structure through elastic and deep inelastic scattering, nuclear transparency and nucleon correlations in nuclei. These experiments use the CEBAF highly polarized electron beam, or the secondary tagged photon beam, together with the CLAS detector (CEBAF Large Acceptance Spectrometer), to which specific experiments bring additional equipment. In this talk, examples of recent results on subjects mentioned hereabove will be given, with special emphasis on nucleon structure. A short description of the planned upgrade from CLAS to CLAS12 is presented.
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