We had another great edition of the Wetenschapsdag this past weekend! It was a pleasure to welcome many curious visitors to our institute for fun demonstrations, lectures and lab tours. …
The joint PhD program between AMOLF and ARCNL continues to prove its strength in combining fundamental physics with industrial relevance. Falco Bijloo’s research, recently published in ACS Nano, showcases the …
Despite being the hardest material on Earth, even diamond wears down eventually. Together with scientists from University of Bologna, Cyrian Leriche and colleagues at ARCNL have characterized this wear at …
On September 4, colleagues and collaborators from ARCNL gathered to discuss public-private partnerships and to launch a special book. In a panel discussion, distinguished leaders from academia and business reflected …
ARCNL research had a strong presence at this year's European Optical Society Annual Meeting (EOSAM), with Stefan Witte as general chair, Tamar Cromwijk as a plenary speaker and Peter Kraus …
During the first week of August, the 34th International Conference on Photonic, Electronic and Atomic Collisions (ICPEAC) was held in Sapporo, Japan. Ronnie Hoekstra, leader of the Ion Interactions group …
The Contact Dynamics group at ARCNL was featured at the 9th European Conference on Tribology (ECOTRIB 2025), held in the iconic main building at ETH Zürich. ARCNL postdoctoral researcher Dr.
In the world of surface topography, the roughness of a surface has long been characterized by a single number. But scientists around the world, including Bart Weber and Cyrian Leriche …
A group of physics bachelor students spent two weeks in group leader Bart Weber’s lab at ARCNL, to do a research project as part of their studies at the University …
Jan Mathijssen, ‘High-order harmonic generation in laser-produced plasmas’ Jan successfully defended his PhD on March 25th, and was honored on the Theses Wall the same day. His research focused on …
