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- … “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
- … depth at which the collision took place. When sufficient particles are detected, concentration depth profiles of the … In some sense, ERD is complementary to RBS. In RBS, particles originating from the ion beam are detected after … onto a sample which may be tens of microns thick, and the fast protons may excite the target nuclei such that gamma …Relevance2.74
- … 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
- … including understanding the collective movements of charged particles in magnetic fields, mitigating disruption events, … (SOLPS-NN, EUROfusion ENR work) we want to bring the fast edge modelling to another level, by including more physics and dynamics into the fast SOL model through modern ML/AI techniques like …Relevance2.529
- … quickly and without destroying the sample what sizes of nanoparticles you have grown in your experiment. These particles can be used from solar panels to lithium-ion … analytical model." Existing techniques to size nanoparticles are either very slow - making it hard to quickly …Relevance2.418
- … van de Sanden Phys. Rev. Lett. 116, 135002 - website / pdf Youtube: front view (left) and side view (right) of … with a 10 megawatt per square meter bombardment of heat and fast particles. This hovers at the edge of what current materials … with a 10 megawatt per square meter bombardment of heat and fast particles. This hovers at the edge of what current …Relevance2.217
- … lab to study how tungsten reactor walls get damaged by fast particles that fly out of a fusion plasma. "With our ion … to be investigated. Ion Beam Analysis uses a stream of fast atomic ions to investigate a wide variety of material … lab to study how tungsten reactor walls get damaged by fast particles that fly out of a fusion plasma. "With our …Relevance2.168
- … magnetic fields can instantly change where the heat and particles go, which means future reactors will need … deuterium and tritium to collide depend on the number of particles that are around. With more fuel in the same … DT pellet constitutes at least 6% of the total number of particles in the plasma, meaning each pellet results in a …Relevance2.148
- … the plasma edge, to exhaust the waste heat and the helium particles generated from the fusion reaction. Heat escaping … protect the wall, radiation and interactions with neutral particles combine to induce a state called detachment where … the plasma edge, to exhaust the waste heat and the helium particles generated from the fusion reaction. Heat escaping …Relevance2
- … Deeltjes tasten in het duister / Particles in the dark DIFFER’S Ion Beam Facility (IBF) produces charged particles called ions. The massive installation is … de link. January 28, 2022 NWO Resultaat www.nwo.nl/en/cases/particles-dark Return to the Media clippings page. …Relevance2
- … have written a paper on new ways to determine how fast groundwater enters or exits the river. This is directly … have written a paper on new ways to determine how fast groundwater enters or exits the river. This is directly …Relevance2
Nanoprinting technology creates new research opportunities for energy material development at DIFFER
… has been successfully installed at DIFFER. As nanoparticles are of great importance for scientific research, … further. An equipment capable of printing extremely small particles, as small as 2 nanometers. What is the added value … nanoprinting technology, DIFFER researchers can produce nanoparticles with ease enabling the creation of new materials. …Relevance2- … and Control (DISC) committee during the annual Benelux Meeting on 20 March 2025. The award was given for the thesis … for quick and precise localization of faults, leading to faster repairs. The symmetry property of physical elements … and Control (DISC) committee during the annual Benelux Meeting on 20 March 2025. The award was given for the thesis …Relevance2
- … from the three institutes gathered for the kick-off meeting to discuss the roadmap toward developing a highly … advances each institute’s mission. Image HELIOS kick-off meeting at AMOLF © AMOLF AMOLF's project leader Erik Garnett … These developments are expected to contribute to faster and more dependable development of new energy …Relevance2
- … different from ordinary matter. Of the many candidate particles, Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs), arising in extensions to the Standard … different from ordinary matter. Of the many candidate particles, Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs), …Relevance2