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Veni for Dr. Matús Rybak
- Friday, 6 November 2020
His research;
Zooming in on star factories in the early Universe
Observatory Will a star feel a difference between being born in Orion today, or in a dusty “star factory” galaxy 10 billion years ago? In this project, astronomers will use a new nanotechnology-powered instrument and magnification by gravity to understand the formation of new-born stars in the early universe.
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CAS startup Innatera Nanosystems raises €5 million
Innatera, started by CAS members Sumeet, Amir and Rene, is making the next step
Professor Wouter Serdijn legt in het consumenten programma Radar het bedrog achter de Healy bloot
Het beschermt je tegen stress, depressie, ziekten en zelfs tegen kanker. Tenminste, dat beweren de promotors van het ogenschijnlijk medische product Healy.
'Totale onzin', aldus Professor Serdijn. 'Healy weet niks en meet niks. Hij stuurt hoogstens willekeurige elektronische frequenties, en ook hiervan is niet bewezen dat ze invloed hebben op je cellen.'
EuMW Announces Virtual Event for EuMW 2020
EuMW selects vFairs advanced graphical platform to enable networking, learning, and exhibition in lieu of in-person event this year.
Veni for Dr. Matús Rybak
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded a Veni grant worth up to 250,000 euros to fourteen highly promising young TU Delft scientists. The grant provides them with the opportunity to further elaborate their own ideas during a period of three years. Among those fourteen is Matús Rybak who will be affiliated in the TeraHerz Sensing group.
New sensor chips; low-cost, smart and efficient
Imagine using a chip to analyse heart cells, or being notified by a smart plaster if your heart rate gets too high. These are two examples of research that Frans Widdershoven is working on. This fresh new professor is developing new smart sensors.
Treating your disorder with electronic medicines
Increasing numbers of people now have a chip in their body which they can use to make payments or check in to public transport. “It sounds futuristic, but the technology is not that extraordinary”, explains Prof. Wouter Serdijn. “My dog has something similar.”
The Matlab code has been published on the Code Ocean web-site
Jianping Wang published the Matlab codes for the article "3-D Short-Range Imaging With Irregular MIMO Arrays Using NUFFT-Based Range Migration Algorithm"
