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- … reactor walls need to withstand extreme temperatures and particle impacts for months to years between repairs. Peter … Rindt: "in a fusion reactor material properties degrade faster than anywhere else, due to the high number of particle impacts by fast particles from the fusion plasma. A design which can …Relevance3.915
- … fusion reactor. DIFFER-researchers are pioneering very fast neural network models for plasma turbulence. Jonathan … the plasma’s behaviour, but is still accurate, and is fast enough to generate extensive training sets. The network … on data of the EU JET-reactor in the UK. It is 10.000 times faster than the original turbulence model and is no longer …Relevance3.62
- … NWO-I Technical Workshop: Control Technology This meeting will be postponed due to the new Covid restrictions … Drinks (subject to Covid situation) Registration This meeting will be postponed due to the new Covid restrictions … This meeting will be postponed due to the new Covid restrictions …Relevance3.548
- … cooperation for so many years, starting with the flamingo meeting, including the glasses of wine in the wintergarden … joint project between FOM and VTT when we had our first meeting back in 2008 but the journey turned out to be much … to participate in activities in which we can contribute. Fast forward almost 4 years and we now have a healthy …Relevance3.26
- … is heated to extreme temperatures to form a plasma in which particles fuse together. This plasma is confined within a … continuously adapted. These power fluctuations can be very fast and severe in reactor-scale devices, and it is not … is located at the upper side of the device. We found very fast dynamics in the power distribution between the …Relevance3.196
- … the University of Utrecht and then obtained your PhD as a particle physicist at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam. … me for this role. I like to think back to the very first meeting of the General Assembly (GA) of EUROfusion. We had … own design fusion reactor. These companies can move much faster and they can afford to make less conservative choices …Relevance3.171
- … state-space approach J. Phys. Chem. C 123 (2019) 9981. ( pdf ) A. Podsiadły-Paszkowska, I. Tranca, B.M. Szyja … Photoelectrochemistry J. Phys. Chem. C 123 (2019) 5401. ( pdf ) K. George, X. Zhang, A. Bieberle-Hütter Why does … of alpha-Fe 2 O 3 ? J. Chem. Phys. 150 (2019) 041729. ( pdf , SI ) …Relevance3
- … M2I: Meeting Materials 2020 What began in 1997 as an annual meeting for the Dutch materials science community, existing … this year the M2i Conference will take place virtually. Meeting Materials is free of charge and open for everyone … What began in 1997 as an annual meeting for the Dutch materials science community, existing …Relevance3
- … 18 participants from 6 international fusion institutes are meeting at DIFFER for a ‘RAPTOR week’ to discuss ongoing … and TCV tokamaks using their new control tools. This meeting has received support from EUROfusion . RAPTOR week … Contact Dr. Federico Felici for more information about the meeting and the RAPTOR code. Go to the News page. …Relevance3
- … materials and components. Resistance to heat and particle loads, compatibility in plasma operations, … the given topics. Contributed papers to the subjects of the meeting are solicited for oral and poster presentations. The … page . Tutorial speakers Holger Reimerdes (EPFL): Particle and heat exhaust in future fusion reactors: …Relevance2.917
- … modelling of tokamak plasmas: validation, progress towards fast control-oriented frameworks, and challenges towards … evolve quantities like current, heat, particles and momentum, over entire experiment timescales. … and machine-learned physics model surrogates enable fast and accurate simulation for many-query use cases like …Relevance2.848
- … Katerina Dohnalova, Multi-chromatic silicon nanocrystals (pdf) Light: Science & Applications - doi: 10.1038/l sa … properties which depend strongly on the size of the particle. This tunable behavior makes them promising … silicon nanocrystals with an electron beam. The impact of fast electrons creates defects in the oxide shell …Relevance2.845
- … “What we designed in this paper, was a novel tool for fast mixed-integer optimization, intended for real-time core … with discrete actions requires seconds, so it’s not fast enough. What we developed with this awarded paper, was … to compute discrete decisions 3 orders in magnitude faster, fast enough to do real time control.” Image Chris …Relevance2.803
- … effort in fusion, these things could be solved in a much faster time scale. Whether it will take 20 years or 40 … but then they are slow to run. Other models run very fast, but are less accurate. Ultimately you want a model … and learn. I do not want to lose touch with the real stuff. It also makes me very happy when I learn from the …Relevance2.593
- … van de Sanden Phys. Rev. Lett. 116, 135002 - website / pdf Youtube: front view (left) and side view (right) of … fusion reactor ITER , the divertor will face a continuous particle bombardment and a heat flux of ten megawatt per … with a 10 megawatt per square meter bombardment of heat and fast particles. This hovers at the edge of what current …Relevance2.505