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LMPV wins Team Science Award
The team of group leaders leading AMOLF’s Light Management in Photovoltaic Materials (LMPV) program has won the NWO Team Science Award 2023. With the award NWO rewards the most inspiring and successful team of researchers … -
Light-Catalyst Interactions to Sense and Steer Chemical Reactions
AMOLF and Utrecht University have been awarded a 1.9 million euro research project by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) Key Technologies 2020-2023 programme to develop radically new catalytic reactors using plasmonic systems. The project entitled … -
S. Ardo, D. Fernandez Rivas, M.A. Modestino, V. Schulze Greiving, F.F. Abdi, E. Alarcón-Lladó, V. Artero, K. Ayers, C. Battaglia, J.P. Becker, D. Bederak, A. Berger, F. Buda, E. Chinello, B. Dam, V. Di Palma, T. Edvinsson, K. Fujii, H. Gardeniers, H. Geerlings, S.M.H. Hashemi, S. Haussener, F. Houle, J. Huskens, B.D. James, K. Konrad, A. Kudo, P. Patil Kunturu, D. Lohse, B. Mei, E.L. Miller, G.F. Moore, J. Muller, K.L. Orchard, T.E. Rosser, F.H. Saadi, J.M. Schüttauf, B. Seger, S.W. Sheehan, W.A. Smith, J. Spurgeon, M.H. Tang, R. van de Krol, P.C.K. Vesborg and P. Westerik, Pathways to electrochemical solar-hydrogen technologies, Energy Environ. Sci. 11, (10), 2768-2783 (2018)
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AMOLF wins NNV Diversity Award 2022
At the annual NWO Physics conference in Veldhoven, AMOLF has been awarded with the NNV Diversity Award. The NNV Diversity prize is awarded every two years by the Netherlands Physical Society to the physics institute … -
Two NWO Rubicon grants for AMOLF researchers
Former PhD students Anne Meeussen (Mechanical Metamaterials group) and Mario Avellaneda Sarrio (Biophysics group) are amongst the 31 researchers who have recently received a Rubicon grant from NWO. The Rubicon program gives young, highly promising … -
New 3D tracking technique “for the masses” reveals individuality of bacterial behavior
Microscopy techniques used to study the movement of swimming microbes are limited to two dimensions (2D) or require sophisticated devices. In a paper to be published online on 2 November, AMOLF researchers present a new …
