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- … fusion energy become a reality’ Published on May 16, 2024 With a crowded room and a programme that captivated until … for new opportunities for the Dutch industry and academia. With the Dutch Fusion Day, the organizing parties (TU/e … need from the participants for this event not to be a one-time event, but the start of a Fusion Energy Innovation …Relevance9.221
- … paragraphs give an overview of each technique. We end with a summarizing table. RBS: Rutherford Backscattering … particle is determined by the mass of the target atom with which it collided and the depth at which the collision … the resulting spectra. Due to the increasing sensitivity with mass, RBS is not only suitable to determine the …Relevance9.156
- … a new name for the Solar Fuels department: Chemical Energy. With this new name, one of DIFFER’s two research departments … for a new name was quite a challenge, but I’m really happy with this new name. We were looking for a name that fits for … term. Lots of names have been suggested and considered. With ‘chemical energy’ we have a name that’s inclusive, good …Relevance9.013
- … Outreach March 2021 Article in the NTvN Interview with A. Bieberle [Click on the image for the article - pag. 22] February 2018 Research at DIFFER - interviews with T. Morgan (fusion) and A. Bieberle (solar fuels) (click … demonstrator build by EMI from a photovoltaic cell coupled with an electrolyser (click on the photo to start the video) …Relevance9
- … Time-resolved cathodoluminescence nanoscopy Attend this … Use the registration form to attend . Joined seminar with TU/e. Note the different time and location. Cathodoluminescence imaging spectroscopy … Joined seminar with TU/e. Note the different time and location. Cathodoluminescence imaging spectroscopy …Relevance8.969
- … of CO 2 into solar fuels. The work is done in collaboration with industrial partners active in the energy grid … plasmolysis experimental campaigns in 2013, in cooperation with IGVP in Stuttgart. It was established that the high … is studied by shaping the electric field in space and time. Important research topics are electric field …Relevance8.911
- … Facilities & Instrumentation: "It's no longer about us, but with us" Published on September 19, 2023 Hans van Eck is … major research facilities and instruments. In his spare time, Van Eck enjoys hiking and mountain biking. You … at once. It is often one after the other, and sometimes in tandem. You have to take that into account." And …Relevance8.804
- … support to accelerate the energy transition is at an all-time high, but there is growing awareness that existing … sustainable energy infrastructure, in close partnership with (inter)national academia and industry." Focus on Fusion … in active energy devices on a variety of length and time scales, such as in situ, operando studies of …Relevance8.734
- … will work together on a national facility for research with high-energy X-rays. For this type of research, Dutch … researchers currently need to reserve scarce, expensive time at enormous synchrotrons abroad. However, TU/e is at an … stage of a technology that generates high-energy X-rays with small, relatively inexpensive set-ups. This could boost …Relevance8.697
- … criterion, the triple product of the density, confinement time, and plasma temperature should be larger than some … parameters to improve the efficiency is the confinement time. The confinement time is governed by the physical … is a function of time and space, hence, we are dealing with a distributed parameter system (also called an infinite …Relevance8.649
- … It sounds like magic: you put a dedicated device in contact with air, expose it to sunlight and it starts producing … Institute for Fundamental Energy Research, in association with Toyota Motor Europe (TME). The partnership aims to … able to produce hydrogen are very small, around a square centimeter in size. In order to become economically viable, …Relevance8.619
- … we managed to combine our knowledge on fluid turbulence with that on nuclear fusion and astrophysics. With the help … and has implications ranging from space weather to multimessenger astrophysics. “Magnetic fields across the cosmos … over the system and grow, and then analyse the data over time,” Tripathi says. “Initially, these perturbations lead …Relevance8.512
- … leveraging our research infrastructure to collaborate with industry, reducing risks and costs while advancing … At DIFFER, valorisation lies at the heart of the strategy, with a focus on co-evolution, technology transfer and … services, processes, and entrepreneurial activity.’ With that definition of the Dutch Rathenau Institute in …Relevance8.483
- … source and chemical energy. We work in close partnership with (inter)national academia and industry. DIFFER is one of … research institutes of the Dutch Research Council (NWO). Within our institute physicists, chemists, engineers, and … (PLD4Energy) project, we have build a vacuum cluster line with two PLD chambers and one sputter chamber up to 4 inch. …Relevance8.446
- … and measured photoelectrochemical cells in combination with software developed for urban design to explain why such … coal gassification or by steam reforming natural gas, with CO2 as a side product. To make hydrogen truly renewable … of over 50, but the cell performance only increases five times. How is that possible?" Overview To crack the riddle …Relevance8.399