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Seminars

Seminars at DIFFER cover a wide range of topics and are held on Thursdays at 11.15 AM in the seminar room of the institute (unless otherwise stated). Seminars are open to everybody. If you are interested in visiting a DIFFER seminar or want to subscribe to our mailing list, please follow the instructions for external visitors.

DIFFER Seminar: Magic in the solar corona?

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Hans Goedbloed - DIFFER
Abstract: For more than a century after the seminal paper by Gustav Mie (1908) on scattering of electromagnetic waves by a dielectric substance, the concept of "leaky modes" has been central in the interpretation of observed spectra from these media.
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DIFFER seminar: Towards the Next Generation of Artificial Intelligence: Frontiers and Future Directions

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Dr. Qinghao Wang - Peking University
Abstract: Artificial intelligence is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by recent advances in AI agents, multimodal foundation models, and embodied intelligence.
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DIFFER Seminar: (Quantum) Machine Learning for Atmospheric Turbulence and PDEs

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Mierk Schwabe - Researcher at German Aerospace Center
Abstract: Earth system models typically have coarse horizontal resolutions of the order of tens of kilometers, which do not resolve many of the processes occurring in the Earth system, such as turbulence in the atmospheric boundary layer.
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DIFFER Seminar: What is deeptech and why is it getting so much attention?

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Greg De Temmerman - Director Deeptech and Spin-Off Excellence at Techleap
Abstract: While the term deeptech is rather old, it has known a resurgence in the past 10 years and has recently become a priority topic for many countries out of concerns about climate change, energy security, competitiveness, resilience, etc.
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Differ Seminar: Particle and Astroparticle Physics at Nikhef - in pursuit of curiosity

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Jorgen D’Hondt - Nikhef director
Abstract: What is the universe made of, and how does it work at its most fundamental level? At Nikhef, the Dutch national institute for subatomic physics, scientists tackle these questions by combining developments in theory, experiment, and advanced technology.
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