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  • New calculations reveal what’s happening in plasma

    … by heating it to a plasma with a microwave. Researchers at DIFFER can, but nobody really understands the processes that … plasma. Let alone that they can make the process efficient. DIFFER researcher Luca Vialetto can calculate what is going … after my PhD.” Interview Annual Report 2019 Go to the News page. …
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  • Our research

    … part of the tungsten armour and exposed it to a variety of different conditions expected during ITER's operational … hydrogen to move from the surface to the sub-surface. SEM images of the surfaces of Ru-capped targets exposed to … in the Sn-rich, Sn-poor, and Sn-free environment. All images have the same magnification factor and only one scale …
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  • Allereerste blik op processen in palladium nanobatterij

    … nanobatterij, zoals hoog vacuüm. Het team van Stanford en DIFFER heeft nu een geavanceerde elektronenmicroscoop … batterijen.     Contact Dr. Andrea Baldi (DIFFER) Groepsleader Nanomaterials for Energy Applications … van drie jaar aan de universiteit van Stanford.   Go to the News page. …
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  • How nanoparticles focus light from nearby molecules

    … ACS Nano , PhD student Ruben Hamans and his colleagues at DIFFER and TU/e show how an array of metallic nanoparticles … decided to find out together with colleagues from the DIFFER group on Nanomaterials for Energy Applications and … 13 (2019) 4514-4521 doi: /10.1021/acsnano.9b00132 Go to the News page. …
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  • “Catalysis with excited molecules - making mode selectivity practical”

    … with excited molecules - making mode selectivity practical” DIFFER, University of Twente, Eindhoven University of … practical ” Workshop organisers: Gerard van Rooij (DIFFER), Leon Lefferts (UT), Gerrit Kroesen & Volker Hesssel … in view of unavailability of stakeholders. Location: DIFFER De Zaale 20 5612 AJ Eindhoven Contact: Please contact …
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  • Predicting the solubility of chemical substances in water: What’s my reference?

    … in water: What’s my reference? Published on August 08, 2019 DIFFER researchers Murat Sorkun, Abhishek Khetan and … This is essentially because of unsystematic errors between different experiments and the limited prediction capability … Murat Sorkun, Abhishek Khetan and Süleyman Er   Go to the News page. …
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  • Novel ‘Super-X’ design shows major advantages in handling hot exhaust of fusion energy

    … fusion power plants. Image Kevin Verhaegh & Bob Kool © DIFFER/Bart van Overbeeke Initial ‘proof-of-concept’ studies … read the Dutch version of this press release and download images. Authors: Bob Kool, Kevin Verhaegh, Rianne van Hoek, Gieljan de Vries   Go to the News page. …
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  • An extra set of eyes on runaway electrons

    … in collaboration with the Dutch EUROfusion member DIFFER , which took me across Europe to the tokamaks TCV in … But they also have a baked-in budget for missions to fusion sites across Europe, because EUROfusion understands that you … be funded.” Author: Gieljan de Vries (EUROfusion) Go to the News page. …
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  • Technology for Earth and Mars: Innovation at the crossroads of renewable energy and CO₂ utilization

    … It took me two years to make this device working. I came at DIFFER in October 2020, so I started during the covid … Not an easy time to start, and I really want to thank my DIFFER support facility colleagues that helped me in that … on the TU/e website. Author: Rianne van Hoek Go to the News page. …
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  • What really happens at the surface: photoelectrochemical cells

    … materials. Photoelectrochemical cell. Credit: Kiran George/DIFFER When it comes to understanding catalysis, you need to … meet. That is where the magic happens. And that is where DIFFER researchers Kiran George and Anja Bieberle, together … and Interfaced , Energy Systems & Control     Go to the News page. …
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  • Engineering Support

    … asked for by the scientists. Metals, plastics, ceramics, different bonding techniques, modifications on existing … Research in collaboration between Syngaschem B.V. and DIFFER. Electrical engineering Our electrical engineers … of a laser pulse in a plasma. Software engineering DIFFER's software engineers design, develop and support …
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  • New regime in dissociating CO2 for clean fuels

    … of Chemistry, the collaboration between FOM Institute DIFFER, RU Nijmegen and TU Eindhoven demonstrate how they … to pieces Plasma physicist Gerard van Rooij sought a different route to break up CO 2 and uses a specialty of … are released again and the cycle starts anew." Go to the News page. …
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  • Syngas: what really happens at the cobalt surface

    … chains remain elusive. Scientists working at Syngaschem and DIFFER used advanced spectroscopic studies to understand … Niemantsverdriet, Nature Communications, 6 February 2020 News release by the MAX IV Synchotron: The role of synthesis … tomorrow’s sustainable fuels Website Syngaschem Go to the News page. …
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  • Where have the electrons gone?

    … In a recent paper in the Journal of Physical Chemistry C, DIFFER researchers Matteo Parente and Andrea Baldi together … distinct proof that these sensors work in an entirely different way than presumed before. Baldi and Parente: ‘We … Chemistry C, DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpcc.8b05003 Go to the News page. …
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  • Research

    … water splitting (Post Doc Aafke Bronneberg) Which surface sites are involved in the water oxidation reaction? And … electrode surface with a maximum number of these catalytic sites, thereby improving the overall water splitting … step. Simulations are carried out on hematite surfaces with different orientations, surface terminations, and oxygen …
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