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  • How nanoparticles focus light from nearby molecules

    … PhD student Ruben Hamans decided to find out together with colleagues from the DIFFER group on Nanomaterials for Energy Applications and TU/e's Surface … 13 (2019) 4514-4521 doi: /10.1021/acsnano.9b00132 Go to the News page. … out together with colleagues from the DIFFER group on Nanomaterials for Energy Applications and TU/e's Surface …
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  • ‘Almost every publication I write causes hassle’

    … hassle’ Published on December 15, 2020 It was a practical with a calorimeter – how do you heat up a litre of water – … fusion to take place but, to avoid damage to the reactor wall, the heat should not come too close to the wall. Van … & Control, group leader Matthijs van Berkel   Go to the News page. …
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  • From plasma to power: managing hydrogen isotopes in the walls of future fusion power plants

    … From plasma to power: managing hydrogen isotopes in the walls of future fusion power plants Published on August 08, … environment inside future fusion power plants demands wall materials that do not crack or melt under the intense … not go unnoticed. Author: Rianne van Hoek   Go to the News page. …
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  • What really happens at the surface: photoelectrochemical cells

    … happening, it can also guide selection of better performing materials. Photoelectrochemical cell. Credit: Kiran … DIFFER researchers Kiran George and Anja Bieberle, together with colleagues, started to look for answers to a pressing … and Interfaced , Energy Systems & Control     Go to the News page. …
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  • DIFFER Declaration on Privacy

    … AJ, Eindhoven, The Netherlands Principles We fully comply with the requirements of the General Data Protection … using): to communicate with you through e-mail, electronic newsletters and/or traditional post; to register you for an … published on the DIFFER website, in the annual report, the newsletter or on the intranet. When you attend an event …
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  • Starting signal for research on the development of additively manufactured tungsten heat shields for nuclear fusion

    … focuses on how to reduce the heat load on the reactor wall and ensure its durability. Image Thomas Morgan is group leader Plasma Material Interactions at DIFFER © DIFFER/Bart van Overbeeke … (in English and Dutch). Author: Rianne van Hoek   Go to the News page. …
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  • Understanding the cosmos from a nuclear fusion perspective

    … we managed to combine our knowledge on fluid turbulence with that on nuclear fusion and astrophysics. With the help … magnetic fields, affecting such cosmic processes as the solar wind, high-energy particle transport, and galaxy … (2138259, 2138286, 2138307, 2137603 and 2138296). Go to the News page. …
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  • DIFFER develops research facility for energy transition

    … NWO to build a facility that makes controlled layers of material. Through this facility, science and industry can … chamber to insert new materials as cleanly as possible, without disturbing the vacuum. Text continues below image. … part of the institutes organisation of NWO. Dutch original news item: …
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  • DIFFER, Exergy and EME cooperate in R&D for novel sodium battery technology

    … Researchers from the companies Exergy and EME join forces with DIFFER to develop a novel battery technology that uses abundantly available materials including sodium. Such a battery has the potential … of its own electricity grid infrastructure. Go to the News page. …
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  • Tyburska-Pueschel project leader Ion Beam: "A culture of giving back."

    … from many fields. "At the moment we already  investigate materials properties for our in-house group on fusion wall materials. I also hope to attract our solar fuels … undamaged tungsten. That has very low solubility, so good news. We showed that damaged tungsten will absorb a lot more …
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  • Metal vapour to protect fusion reactor walls

    … Metal vapour to protect fusion reactor walls Published on August 04, 2017 A thin vapour cloud in … a promising concept for future fusion reactors like DEMO.   ITER fusion experiment - www.iter.org Oscillatory vapour … tin exposed to dense plasma (link: YouTube)   Go to the News page. …
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  • Lecture Süleyman Er: 4TU Workshop Machine Learning in Molecular Discovery

    … The exponential growth of computational power combined with the emergence of innovative machine learning (ML) … models for data-centric scientific molecular and material discovery. DIFFER's head of the Solar Fuels … for practical experiments. III) Conducting electrochemical tests on safe and easily accessible compounds selected from …
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  • The protection of the wall of a fusion reactor: Data-driven models to control the heat exhaust in Tokamak à Configuration Variable (TCV)

    … The protection of the wall of a fusion reactor: Data-driven models to control the … such as solar panels and wind turbines, in combination with storage methods to balance supply and demand. However, … . Auteurs: Jesse Koenders, Rianne van Hoek Go to the News page. …
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  • DIFFER Seminar: Distributed MPC with time-varying cooperation scenarios - An application in solar parabolic trough plants

    … DIFFER Seminar: Distributed MPC with time-varying cooperation scenarios - An application in solar parabolic trough plants    Attend this seminar? Use … of Thermal Solar Energy Systems). Her research is framed within the field of model predictive control (MPC), with …
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  • From blue energy and waste heat to iontronics and catalysis

    … gives rise to a free energy difference of 2kJ per liter river water, which corresponds to a waterfall of 200 … in principle, and nowadays also largely in practise with the use of ion-selective membranes or supercapacitors. … urea from blood with an efficiency that exceeds the best artificial purification device by a factor of hundred. Date …
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