Imaging the invisibleResearchers at MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology developed a tool that can measure the size of a plasma source and the colour of the light it emits simultaneously. “Measuring both at the same time enables us to further improve lithography machines for smaller, faster and improved chips.” The article is highlighted as an Editor’s pick in Optics Letters.Read more
Nano droplets go skiing at high temperaturesCurrently, many (nano)structures are grown in layers, one above the other, but their ordering on the atomic scale is generally far from perfect. The researchers aim for a better understanding of these processes that can eventually lead to smaller, faster and overall better nanotechnology and have, in a worldwide first observation, discovered pre-solidification in droplet mixture. They recently published these exciting findings in the scientific journal Physical Review Letters.Read more
Imaging the invisible
Nano droplets go skiing at high temperatures
DNA origami to create virus capsids of all shapes and sizes
Protecting light communication with random objects
NWO ENW-M grants for two UT researchers
UT well-represented in National Growth Fund’s third round
UT photonics experiment resolves quantum paradox
Vidi funding for four UT research projects
Frank Schuurmans appointed as professor at XUV
Successful kick-off for NWA programme NL-ECO
XUV organised QUNOM workshop
Precision jet injection of fluids: a new twist concept for crop resilience
