2010

Atom produces its own hologram

17 December 2010
A world first, researchers of the FOM institutes AMOLF and Rijnhuizen have produced a hologram of an atom using its own electrons. To achieve this, the physicists used the unique properties of the FELICE laser, the new free electron laser for intra-cavity experiments at Rijnhuizen. The group also cooperated with an international research team to show that both very quick motions of the electron and of the remaining ion are being stored in the hologram.

 

Open house days popular as ever

4 November 2010
The open house days of the FOM Institute for Plasma Physics in Nieuwegein were well visited this year. The students' open day on Thursday October 14th drew 315 visitors from 10 different high schools, technical schools and universities in the Netherlands. During the general open day on Sunday 24 October, over 800 people visited Rijnhuizen to be informed about the research and technical departments at the institute.

 

CP3E covers entire knowledge chain of multilayer optics

Collaboration Carl Zeiss, ASML and Rijnhuizen covers entire knowledge chain of new multilayer optics

 

25 October 2010
Optics specialist Carl Zeiss, producer of lithographic equipment ASML and scientists from the FOM Institute for Plasma Physics Rijnhuizen have signed a contract for the new Industrial Partnership Programme CP3E: Controlling Photon and Plasma induced Processes at EUV optical surfaces.

Agreement FOM and RU Nijmegen will lead to unique laser facility

13 October 2010

The Foundation for Fundamental Research on Matter (FOM) and Radboud University Nijmegen signed an initial agreement this week for the relocation and funding of the laser facility FELIX/FELICE from the FOM Institute for Plasma Physics Rijnhuizen to Radboud University Nijmegen.

Richard van de Sanden director FOM Institute for Plasma Physics Rijnhuizen

30 September 2010
FOM has appointed Prof. Richard van de Sanden as director of the FOM Institute for Plasma Physics Rijnhuizen with effect from 1 January 2011.

 

Nikhef and Rijnhuizen at European Researchers' Night

1 September 2010
European top research Nikhef and Rijnhuizen in Pathé Cinema

The Geneva particle accelerator, fusion as possible solution for the energy problem, gazing at the stars with the world's largest radio telescopes and heart interventions with biologically degradable stents. These are the topics of BEST (Being a European Scientist Today), an event organised by the Erasmus Medical Center during the European Researchers' Night on Friday 24 September. The event is held at the Pathé Schouwburgplein cinema in Rotterdam. Live webcasts from top research institutes bring science from all over Europe to the public. Dutch experts from Nikhef, FOM-Rijnhuizen and other institutes present each item.

Crowds at Fusion Road Show during Lowlands 2010

23 August 2010
Between 20 and 22 August, over 55.000 music fans visited Lowlands, the Netherlands' largest music festival. On the floating LLowlab-stage, they found the Fusion Road Show, the fusion outreach activity of FOM institute Rijnhuizen. Thousands of visitors participated in the experiments during the three day festival and discovered fusion, the energy source of the future.

New online publication list FOM Rijnhuizen

12 August 2010
The online publication list of the Rijnhuizen institute has been considerably improved. Visitors can now use advanced search, easily sort the results and, finally, can export the list in different formats. The list contains all the published material of the institute from 2002 onwards, in refereed scientific journals and books, as well as PhD thesises.

Rijnhuizen at Lowlands 2010

8 August 2010

FOM Valorisation Prize 2010 for Fred Bijkerk

19 July 2010
The Foundation FOM has awarded the FOM Valorisation Prize 2010 to Prof.dr. Fred Bijkerk (FOM Institute Rijnhuizen and the MESA+Institute for Nanotechnology, UT).

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