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“My PhD involved solving problem after problem. Luckily, I really enjoy solving problems.” Artur Perek worked on the MANTIS camera system that monitors the plasma within a fusion reactor. It helps controllers to make sure that the plasma that ends up at the exhaust - the divertor - is not too hot.

DIFFER researcher Purushothaman Varadhan has acquired a Marie Curie Fellowship. This European grant will allow him to spend two years researching low-cost and environmentally friendly ways to produce hydrogen. He will conduct the research at Herriot-Watt University in Edinburgh (UK).

De prijs voor het beste artikel in het vakblad van de Nederlandse Vacuümvereniging (NEVAC) gaat dit jaar naar Jesse Koenders.

DIFFER researchers have demonstrated that coupling between electrolysis and plasmolysis leads to a novel route for CO2 conversion. The researchers are working in the frame of KEROGREEN, which is a European project on conversion of CO2 into green liquid fuels.

De provincie Noord-Brabant investeert 850.000 euro in de innovatiecoalitie ‘nucleaire energie voor de toekomst’. DIFFER gaat helpen bij de ontwikkeling van een zogeheten gesmoltenzoutreactor.