Upcoming events and seminars
We believe in our duty to share knowledge through weekly seminars, regularly workshops and other events. Our weekly seminars at DIFFER (filter the list below for seminars only) cover a wide range of topics and are open to everybody. Please, read more about our seminars and specific information for external visitors at Upcoming seminars.
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List all past seminars organized at DIFFER
Prof. dr. ir. J.M.A. (Jacquelien) Scherpen
April 16th 2020
Seminar
Abstract: In this talk we focus on the various energy grids, their coupling, and the control of the grids while having more and more embedding of renewables, and various storage devices. The two perspectives and the integration thereof that will be treated are the physical layer and the optimization layer of a grid, where market structures are relevant. A combination of passivity based control techniques, as well as optimization in a combined distributed and hierarchical market structure will be considered.
Prof. Dr. Moniek Tromp
June 11th 2020
Seminar
An important element in the reduction of CO2 is the change of vehicles with internal combustion engines to electric battery powered vehicles. The as such produced renewable energy can be used for individual mobility as well as for a temporary intermediate storage of excess energy. A viable electric mobility concept requires however stable cycle batteries with high specific energy (minimising weight, maximising driving range).
August 24th 2020
Workshop
The 14th Carolus Magnus Summer School on Plasma and Fusion Energy Physics will be in Bad Honnef, Germany. Registration for this summer school is now possible until 1 May 2020. An updated programme will be posted on the Summer School website soon. The intended level is for PhD students in fusion research.
October 28th 2020
Symposium
We are pleased to announce the date and theme for the 2020 edition of the Applied Computational Sciences (ACOS) Symposium.
Machine Learning - from big data to multiscale modeling
