On January 28, ARCNL research group leader Emilia Olsson participated in the panel discussion on the role of deep tech in academia, as part of University of Amsterdam Faculty of Science’s Deep Tech Day. The …
Scientists have uncovered a mechanism by which trapped charges called ‘polarons’ alter the structure of silicon nitride when lithium ions enter the material. Using computer models of atomic interactions, they …
One of the most critical challenges in high-end chip production is friction and wear. Two ARCNL research groups focus on understanding these processes: the Materials Theory and Modelling group and …
Emilia Olsson, ARCNL group leader (Materials Theory and Modeling) and assistant professor at the University of Amsterdam, has received a Women in Science Excel (WISE) grant amounting to 250.000 euros …
On September 1st ARCNL welcomes two new tenure track group leaders: Emilia Olsson and John Sheil. Both of them have been appointed at an ARCNL partner university, respectively at the …
