Jorge Gonzalez and John Sheil from ARCNL have published a paper in ‘Physical Review E’ that sheds new light on the Langdon effect in extreme ultraviolet (EUV) source plasmas. The …
As of 17 February, physicist and ARCNL Group Leader Oscar Versolato has been appointed Professor of EUV plasma processes. His chair is embedded in the Physics and Astronomy department of …
Universal and easy-to-measure warning signals for catastrophic damage occur in the metals used to transport data in computer chips. That is what ARCNL PhD student Ester Abram discovered and described …
Wavefront shaping and imaging through a multimode hollow-core fiber Researchers from Nanoscale Imaging and Metrology group have made significant progress in high-resolution imaging by utilizing multimode hollow-core fibers (MHCFs). Their work introduces innovative …
The National Growth Fund Future-proof high-tech equipment finances the project TeraTom (Terahertz Tomography for heterogeneous systems on chip). Jaime Gómez Rivas (Eindhoven University of Technology) leads the project, with academic …
Once a year, ARCNL opens its doors wide to welcome a diverse group of visitors. The event, called Wetenschapsdag, is organized in collaboration with various research organizations at Amsterdam Science …
Researchers from the High-harmonic generation and EUV science group, led by Peter Kraus, have recently made two groundbreaking advances in the field of high-harmonic generation (HHG). This unlocks new potential …
On October 21-23, a record number of 129 participants from many countries attended the successful 2024 Source Workshop in Amsterdam. This premier yearly workshop, with Chinese, Japanese, American and European …
If you want to get an idea of the average charge state of fast particles escaping a dense tin plasma, you only need to know the initial plasma temperature. After …
ARCNL group leader Stefan Witte (EUV Generation & Imaging) has accepted a new position outside ARCNL. He has become professor at Delft University of Technology. Stefan will remain attached to …
