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  • Nanoprinting technology creates new research opportunities for energy material development at DIFFER

    … Nanoprinting technology creates new research opportunities for energy material development at DIFFER Published on June … at DIFFER. As nanoparticles are of great importance for scientific research, this cutting-edge nanoprinting … as small as 2 nanometers. What is the added value of this for a scientific research institute like DIFFER? Well, with …
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  • Interview Marco de Baar: A Bumpy way up

    … sustainable energy,” says De Baar.“They are materials science and system and control. I know that DIFFER can be a … and control engineering methods that are interesting for science and relevant for industrial applications. If we succeed, DIFFER can …
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  • NWO KLEIN grant for Paola Diomede

    … NWO KLEIN grant for Paola Diomede Published on November 29, 2019 Paola Diomede (DIFFER) has been awarded an NWO-KLEIN grant for research on the conversion of molecules into valuable … ranging from clean energy like solar fuels to materials science. Diomede’s model might even come in handy for …
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  • AMOLF and DIFFER work together on nanomaterials for sustainable fuels

    … AMOLF and DIFFER work together on nanomaterials for sustainable fuels Published on March 24, 2015 24 March … right) start a new strategic programme on nanomaterials for sustainable fuels The new research programme is called ' … of nanomaterials: developing nanostructured photocatalysts for solar fuel generation using light'. By combining the …
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  • European researchers achieve Fusion Energy Record

    … demonstration in a quarter of a century of the potential for fusion energy to deliver safe and sustainable low-carbon … and were part of the EUROfusion team that predicted the performance that has been achieved in these experiments. Record … world at the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) site in Oxford, more than doubles the previous fusion energy record of …
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  • New Financial System: "We are not creative with names"

    … of the introduction project. Mariette Huisjes portrayed him for the DIFFER Annual Report 2020. Protecting DIFFER from … disabilities lived. In 2011 he came to DIFFER. Another big transition, for sure? Oh no, says Schoonen. “People in science have a totally different background from those in …
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  • EERA - REPowering Europe for a sustainable EU strategic autonomy

    … EERA - REPowering Europe for a sustainable EU strategic autonomy Presenting an R&I agenda for REPowerEU The world is living through unprecedented … chances of still reaching climate neutrality by 2050 . Therefore, it is crucial that the EU response strategy integrates …
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  • PhD defense: Thomas Bosman learned to control fusion exhaust in three shots

    … Thomas Bosman designed and tuned a control algorithm for this thorny problem in only three experimental shots. On … Celsius on the way outward, the heat load is too high for any material to handle. Fusion researchers want to … exhaust by puffing cooling gas into the exhaust stream before it hits the wall. But how do you do that without …
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  • Design students turn ion beam facility into artwork

    … Design Academy Eindhoven will spend the next few weeks transforming the gray six-meter-long and … of the Netherlands. Also, at that side, there will be space for DIFFER's logo and for posters about the research it facilitates. The Ion Beam …
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  • CCER opening event 21 June

    … 19, 2017 On June 21st, 2017 the joint TU/e-DIFFER Center for Computational Energy Research (CCER) will be officially … research in unlocking scalable energy solutions for mid-century and beyond. Registration Registration for … CCER opening event will take place at DIFFER, address TU/e Science Park, De Zaale 20, 5612 AJ Eindhoven, The …
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  • The protection of the wall of a fusion reactor: Data-driven models to control the heat exhaust in Tokamak à Configuration Variable (TCV)

    … Centre in Lausanne. These measurements provide a basis for similar research that could result in a model for energy-generating nuclear fusion reactors. In this … this will be sufficient, and it does not provide a solution for the industrial high-temperature heat demand. Nuclear …
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  • MJ Pueschel leads new Plasma Micro-Turbulence group

    … to the world from home Only twice MJ (‘everyone in science just calls me Em Jay’) Pueschel has set foot in the … present at her job, he has followed her around. He worked for the University of Wisconsin from Cologne, and for the University of Texas from Eindhoven. Now, while …
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  • Research

    … convection that occur mostly due to plasma turbulence. Therefore, our group develops new methodologies to determine and … measurements. Read more > Density control development for ITER Observers and feedback control algorithms that are … the challenging environment of the ITER reactor are crucial for achieving nuclear fusion. Read more > Start-up of …
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  • Interview Egbert Westerhof: Always in motion

    … that it is technically feasible to keep a plasma stable for a sufficient length of time and to extract energy from … wall of the reactor will have to withstand even bigger forces from the plasma, for instance. A solid metal with a …
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  • PFMC-17 Conference on Plasma Facing Materials

    … PFMC-17 Conference on Plasma Facing Materials The performances of fusion devices and of future fusion power … Conference on Plasma-Facing Materials and Components for Fusion Applications addresses these issues. PFMC-17 will … Kai Nordlund (University of Helsinki): Computational science approaches to understanding plasma facing material …
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