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- … scale. A promising option is the synthesis of chemicals and artificial fuels using sustainable energy. A truly circular economy requires that the raw materials are the thermodynamically most stable ones such as … how plasma chemistry can potentially combine compatibility with e.g. intermittency and localized production to activate …Relevance5
- … at CEPEA focuses on electrochemical membrane reactors for solar fuel production and the electrification of the … Cell (SOEC) systems. Our work spans the full spectrum from material and component development to the design and operation of laboratory-scale systems, with the overarching goal of developing scalable solutions. …Relevance5
- … during TU/e's Sustainable Energy SETalks on 28 March 2018 . Solar fuels The ease of natural gas and gasoline, but no … emission of zero. This is the ambitious goal of DIFFER's solar fuel research department. The solar fuel team is working on transforming greenhouse gas …Relevance5
- … form to attend . Electrolytes respond to contact with a charged solid surface (metal electrode, semiconductor … for homogeneous electrolytic solutions, an interface with a wall with fixed charge[1] and a polar surface … for homogeneous electrolytic solutions, an interface with a wall with fixed charge[1] and a polar surface …Relevance5
- … Modifying material and molecular properties through strong coupling to … field mode (e.g., a cavity mode or a surface plasmon) and material excitations becomes faster than the decay and … This creates a paradigmatic hybrid quantum system with eigenstates that have mixed light-matter character …Relevance4.965
- … are promising building blocks for next generation solar energy conversion devices at low cost. From the … nanostructure (NS) ensembles constitute a new class of metamaterial, where the optical properties of the ensemble are … dependent. Nano semiconductors and conducting materials with tailored optical and electrical properties require new …Relevance4.953
- … (ECH) exploitation in the fusion reactors JT-60SA and ITER, with a duration of three years. In both ITER and JT60-SA the … Modeling and Transport. More information EUROfusion news item on EEC grants EUROfusion news item on ERG grants … Modeling and Transport. More information EUROfusion news item on EEC grants EUROfusion news item on ERG grants …Relevance4.914
- … a research institute like DIFFER look like from the inside? With a new virtual tour it is possible to take a look … also the research facilities can be visited virtually. With brief explanations in the various rooms, you will learn … op een computer) Gemaakt door: Rekel Producties Go to the News page. …Relevance4.896
- … Modelling of plasma-wall interaction and impurity transport in fusion devices … the registration form to attend . Main processes of plasma-wall interaction and impurity transport in fusion devices … on plasma temperature and density is studied by simulations with simplified geometry. The amount of deposition increases …Relevance4.879
- … form to attend . (Note: this seminar is organized together with the TU/e, and will be in the Flux building) The stable … particles in order to avoid heat losses to the cold, solid wall elements. Two magnetic confinement concepts have been … only, the tokamak by combining the externally created field with the magnetic field generated by a strong current in the …Relevance4.867
- … hydrogen from water: a promising path for converting solar energy into clean chemical fuel. The device used for … data similar to experiments. By comparing simulated data with experiments, mechanistic information about water … development of the multiscale modeling in combination with experiments will deliver more insights about the water …Relevance4.848
- … fresh blood to the traditionally fusion-oriented institute. With the appointment of Marco de Baar, that rule has now … towards sustainable energy,” says De Baar.“They are materials science and system and control. I know that DIFFER … is published in the DIFFER Annual Report 2020. Go to the News page. …Relevance4.829
- … How do we protect the wall of a fusion reactor? ‘By simply looking with a camera we can learn a whole lot’ Published on March … en TU/e . Auteurs: Tijs Wijkamp, Rianne van Hoek Go to the News page. … are related to the question: ‘How do we ensure that the walls of the reactor remain intact under the extreme …Relevance4.803
- … a wide range of applications, from catalysis, to advanced solar cells, photothermal cancer therapy, and medical … features of metal nanoparticles is their unique interaction with light, leading to strong absorption and scattering in … is much smaller than the features we can observe with conventional microscopy techniques. Therefore, we need …Relevance4.792
- … reactor is the heat resistance of the divertor, where waste material from the reactor is removed. In this part, the heat … project is facing, much more than the physics challenges of ITER. I am happy that I was able to convince the team at … 14). Peter Rindt. Photo Bart van Overbeeke Go to the News page. …Relevance4.769