Seminars

Abstract:Electrochemistry allows us to make substances, store energy and determine material properties. As a physical chemist, my dream is to dive into the electrified interface and record a movie where molecules and ions are the protagonists. Such a movie would allow us to understand and control electrochemical reactivity.

Abstract: In this seminar, the topic of space weather will be introduced. Space weather is a very interdisciplinary domain that covers a wide variety of plasmas: from the very hot and dense plasmas that we observe directly on the Sun to the colder, low-density plasmas present in the magnetosphere and ionosphere of the Earth.

Abstract: Dynamical systems that are currently addressed in engineering and science and for which monitoring, control, decision-making and diagnostics challenges are present, typically become more and more complex, large-scale and interconnected.

Abstract: This presentation will introduce and demo1 a methodology for equipment diagnostics that has been developed by TNO-ESI in collaboration with ASML and Canon Production Printing (CPP).

Abstract: In laboratory plasmas, instabilities play a prominent role in predicting and explaining the governing dynamics. But also on much larger scales throughout the Universe, plasma instabilities crucially shape and drive many fascinating phenomena.