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Plasma Diagnostics

Scientific Programme

Supported by European Atomic Community (Euratom) as part of the European Fusion ProgrammeThe Plasma Diagnostic Group develops high-resolution, ultra-fast multi-channel diagnostics, with the aim to diagnose small-scale structures in hot magnetised plasmas. To stay at the cutting edge, the group pioneers new ideas and technologies.

The Rijnhuizen mansion

The history of the Rijnhuizen Castle begins some eight hundred years ago when an originally wooden stronghold was first mentioned in the annals. Hardly two centuries later it was replaced by a brick building forming two fortified houses of 6 x 6 m2 connected together. During some turbulent centuries Rijnhuizen Castle was destroyed several times. In 1640 Sir Reinoud van Tuyll van Serooskerke rebuilt it into its present shape. In 1655 the De Geer family acquired Rijnhuizen that remained privately owned until the Foundation for Fundamental Research on Matter - FOM - bought it in 1958.

The engineering departments of the FOM Institute DIFFER

The engineering consists of two groups.

 

 

The research at the FOM Institute DIFFER

DIFFER is one of the three research institutes of the Foundation for fundamental research on matter (FOM), the funding organization for physics in the Netherlands. The primary goal of FOM is to promote fundamental research on matter for the advancement of science.

 

The high-quality scientific research takes place in four main departments.

 

Annual Reports and Vistors Guides of the FOM Institute DIFFER

Find below the Annual Reports and Visitors Guides of the past few years.

Public open house day

Each year DIFFER organizes a general public open house during the national 'Oktober Kennismaand'. About 900 visitors visit this day. People can see scientific experiments and participate in various other activities. Next open house day will be organized in October 2012.

 

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