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- … DIFFER community Van den Boorn: “I look back on a pleasant time at DIFFER. When I started my PhD programme in 2021, … office too), but fortunately, new colleagues joined us over time who made the office more lively again. At DIFFER, there … DIFFER community Van den Boorn: “I look back on a pleasant time at DIFFER. When I started my PhD programme in 2021, …Relevance1.7
- … feasible to keep a plasma stable for a sufficient length of time and to extract energy from it.” But fusion research … His answer is a resolute “no”. “That was also a good time; we were almost a family then. But it was inevitable … feasible to keep a plasma stable for a sufficient length of time and to extract energy from it.” But fusion research …Relevance1.69
- … The efficiency of carbon-carbon bond formation during that time determines the nature of the final product. As soon as … facilities, including two synchrotrons. At the SuperESCA beamline of ELETTRA in Trieste, the measurements at very low … The vacuum chamber at the Swedish MAX IV synchrotron beamline used to measure high resolution spectra while …Relevance1.676
- … defects in the silicon nanocrystals with an electron beam. The impact of fast electrons creates defects in the oxide shell surrounding each nanoparticle. These sites can then be stimulated to produce red, green and blue … in the oxide shell surrounding each nanoparticle. These sites can then be stimulated to produce red, green and blue …Relevance1.67
- … of Monte Carlo (MC) calculations – accurate but computing-time-consuming – and the electron transport equation which … of the motion of the electrons but only for a very short time. Then I use a deterministic method, that means I solve … says he is learning an even more difficult skill during his time at DIFFER, namely teaching students. “I think it is …Relevance1.665
- … reactors: numerical simulation and comparison with plasma beam experiments. Research summary The ever-increasing … the ceremony online from 11:00. (link will be added in due time) Date Thu, 02/17/2022 - 10:00 Location Online Go to the … reactors: numerical simulation and comparison with plasma beam experiments. Research summary The ever-increasing …Relevance1.632
- … and has implications ranging from space weather to multimessenger astrophysics. “Magnetic fields across the cosmos … former UW–Madison physics graduate student and current postdoctoral researcher at Columbia University. “Given that … over the system and grow, and then analyse the data over time,” Tripathi says. “Initially, these perturbations lead …Relevance1.6
- … all at the University of Patras. Tsampas did his first postdoc at the Cyprus Institute where he conducted research on … at making plasmas. We have been using plasmas for a long time in fusion research, but also for quite a few years to … of DIFFER do you use? "We routinely used the Ion Beam Facility to evaluate the composition of our materials. …Relevance1.584
- … of different materials and thickness -roughly 1000 times thinner than a human hair. The facility also … Cluster Basis went smoothly and in a relatively short time frame, which is a big compliment to the team that did … consortium will add 1.6 million euros to that. At the same time six other consortia will receive funding . Author: …Relevance1.544
- … are adjusted to produce a close replication of the plasma beam measured in the experiments without any gas puffing in … an initial condition, the neutral pressure near the plasma beam target is exclusively increased during simulation, … are adjusted to produce a close replication of the plasma beam measured in the experiments without any gas puffing in …Relevance1.524
- … particle bombardment, which can damage the materials over time. Currently, tungsten is the material of choice for the … In her research work, there is an overlap with DIFFER’s ion beam facility. Therefore, Morbey also worked closely with … After her promotion Morbey will work at DIFFER as a postdoc researcher: “I’m moving my focus from liquid metals to …Relevance1.491
- … a temperature of over 150 million degrees Celsius, several times the core temperature of the sun. Facing such … we ensure that the wall does not melt? It all starts with a time-dependent model, because we must understand evolution over time. Time-dependent interaction In particular for …Relevance1.485
- … outside the Benelux region, while the high demand for beamtime puts severe restrictions on availability. Inverse … convert laser light into an intense and coherent X-ray beam through the physical process of Inverse Compton … outside the Benelux region, while the high demand for beamtime puts severe restrictions on availability. Inverse …Relevance1.452
- … from the fusion plasma of around 175 million degrees (6 times hotter than the center of the sun). This excess heat … the reactor wall is completely disintegrated in no time. Research results This research is about cooling this … on a whole series of research tokamaks. It was a very nice time in which our research group continued to grow with new …Relevance1.42
- … thin film samples of a few millimetres or at most a few centimetres in diameter. These are difficult to test which … and companies to make thin film samples up to ten centimetres in diameter. In addition, the device can stack … lab is pulsed laser deposition . In this process, a laser beam (not shown) shoots pieces of material away from a …Relevance1.358