Seminars

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: 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: Trust in elections underpins democratic legitimacy. Yet technology is reshaping elections–how people vote, how campaigns mobilize, the information environments citizens navigate, and the risks electoral systems confront. These transformations unfold amid mounting pressures on democracy and measurable global democratic decline.

Abstract: Gas phase metal clusters can act as a model system to investigate the active sites of more complex catalyst materials whose reaction mechanisms are poorly understood. However, real-world catalysts often comprise multiple elements with a mixing ratio optimized for better selectivity and reactivity based on screening.

Abstract: Our climate is warming, and along with it, extreme weather events that can cause large human and economic loss, are on the increase.