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Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

We believe in our duty to share knowledge through weekly seminars, regularly workshops and other events. on this page you'll find upcoming events. Events organised in the past are archived here. Our weekly seminars at DIFFER cover a wide range of topics and are open to everybody. Please, read more on our dedicated Seminars page. You can find specific information for external visitors and subscribe to our seminar mailinglist on this page.

Workshop, to
Süleyman Er Credit: DIFFER
The exponential growth of computational power combined with the emergence of innovative machine learning (ML) algorithms offers a revolutionary paradigm in the realm of molecular discovery and scientific understanding.
Seminar, to
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The exhaust of particles and heat is one of the unresolved challenges on the way to a future fusion reactor. The main exhaust concept explored in the current fusion experiments is based on the modification of the magnetic edge topology by diverting the outermost field lines to dedicated target areas physically distant from the core plasma.
PhD defense, to
Tijs Wijkamp
DIFFER researcher Tijs Wijkamp will defend his PhD thesis titled: 'Multispectral imaging for the mitigation of tokamak damage by plasma exhaust and runaway electrons'.
Seminar, to
Karel Keesman
Abstract: Mathematical models are crucial in many scientific fields. Modelling that starts from first principles can then be a good start. For operational use in real practice, however, the model should be in good accordance with experimental data. Nowadays, data-driven modelling becomes more and more popular, thus using a limited amount of prior knowledge.
Symposium, to
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FYSICA 2024 will take place in Eindhoven, at TU/e. FYSICA is the annual physics conference of the Netherlands' Physical Society (NNV). This year's theme is Physics at the human scale. Nobel Prize Winner Anne L’Huillier (attosecond pulses), biophysicist Marileen Dogterom (TUDelft) and quantum physicist Florian Schreck (UvA) are the plenary speakers.