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Seminars history

Seminars history

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Title	Date	Speaker
Sterren Chemie 'Cola light'	April 3rd 2014	Harold Linnartz
Plasma Wall Interaction	March 27th 2014	Achim von Keudell
micro-systems for solar to fuel conversion and electricity-driven chemistry	March 20th 2014	Han Gardeniers
Earth Abundant Materials for Solar Fuels: An Atomic Layer Deposition Approach	March 19th 2014	Alex Martinson
Li-ion batteries and beyond – materials selection and issues	March 6th 2014	Erik Kelder
GALAXIES AND THEIR BLACK HOLES	February 27th 2014	Peter Barthel
Analysing Hierarchical Control Software: application to CERN's detector control systems	February 20th 2014	Jeroen Keiren
Control of a two-dimensional pool boiling system	February 13th 2014	Hans Zwart
Particle-in-Cell (fully-kinetic) code for plasma	February 6th 2014	Enrico Camporeale
Control of a two-dimensional pool boiling system.	January 30th 2014	Xander Jansen
Nikhef: Dutch particle & astroparticle physics	January 29th 2014	Frank Linde
A risky, inspiring idea	January 23rd 2014	prof. dr. Justus Uitermark
Monitoring greenhouse gas budgets through atmospheric observations	January 16th 2014	Wouter Peters
Serious crime in the Netherlands: its nature and containment	January 9th 2014	Cyrille Fijnaut
overview of the CATO2 Program and a glance on the future	December 12th 2013	Jan Hopman
CO2 Capture Transport & Storage	December 12th 2013	Jan Hopman
ITER HEATING AND CURRENT DRIVE SYSTEMS	December 9th 2013	Mark Henderson
Eindhoven University's vision on valorisation, and show how valorisation can be achieved	December 5th 2013	Steef Blok
Multiple proton-coupled electron transfer in electrocatalysis for solar fuels: theory vs experiment	November 28th 2013	Marc T.M. Koper
Physics basis and design of the ITER full-W divertor	November 27th 2013	Richard Pitts
Complex system analysis of psychological processes	November 21st 2013	Han van der Maas
Non-linear effects in electron cyclotron current drive applied for the stabilization of neoclassical tearing modes	November 15th 2013	Bircan Ayten
JT-60 site, criticality neutrons and radioactive fall-out	November 14th 2013	Cristina P. Tanzi
Measuring the mechanical properties of abdominal aortic aneurysms	November 7th 2013	Richard Lopata
Haptic perception of shape and space	October 10th 2013	Astrid Kappers
Solar thermochemical fuels - sunshine to petrol	September 10th 2013	Ellen Stechel
Multiscale Modelling and Computing, the MAPPER approach	September 5th 2013	Alfons G. Hoekstra
Plasma-Material Interactions: From a Modelling Perspective	September 4th 2013	P.N. Maya
Optical metrology of nanoscale thermal transport	July 23rd 2013	Aaron Schmidt

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The Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research conducts leading fundamental research in the fields of fusion energy and solar fuels, in close partnership with academia and industry.

To successfully transfer fundamental insights to society at large, we are actively building an energy science society through the formation of multidisciplinary networks. DIFFER is part of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).

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