Yoeri was elected to be associated editor for the scientific journal Science Advances working for Deputy editor George Malliaras handling topics ranging from organic electronics, neuromorphic devices and systems, organic electrochemical transistors to bioinspired electronics. See link.
Ammodo Science Award for fundamental researchprovides excellent mid-career scientists (5-15 years after PhD) with the opportunity to conduct pioneering fundamental scientific research. Yoeri was awarded this award, that includes 350.00 euros for fundamental research, at the award ceremony at the Rijksmuseum. More information can be found here
The EASI Exploratory Multisciplinary A.I. Research (EMDAIR) proposal EMBODEAI: Towards Embodied AI for Continuous Humin-Like Learning proposal was granted. Project Description: State-of-the-art (deep) reinforcement learning systems, for all their fantastic achievements, struggle in real-world tasks that are trivial for humans, especially those involving physical interactions. At the same time these Read more
Yoeri was selected to serve on the editorial board for the journal Materials Science and Engineering R: sciencedirect.com/journal/materials-science-and-engineering-r-reports Materials Science and Engineering R publishes the full spectrum of materials science and engineering. The journal aims to provide a high level of novelty and quality publishing both experimental and theoretical, providing Read more
On June 14, Setareh Kazemzadeh successfully defended her PhD thesis in an international committee comprising: Yoeri van de Burgt and Jaap den Toonder as her promotors, Rene Janssen and Gerwin Gelinck from TU/e, Sahika Inal from KAUST, Alec Talin from Sandia National Lab and Fabio Biscarini from University of Modena. Read more
On May 25th Eveline van Doremaele successfully defended her PhD thesis for an international committee comprising: Yoeri and Jaap as her promoters, George Malliaras from Cambridge University, Jonathan Rivnay from Northwestern University, Francesca Santoro from RWTH Aachen, Simone Fabiano from Linkoping University and Bert Meijer from TU/e.
The Dutch Science Foundation (NWO) has funded the Gravitation Program Interactive Polymer Materials (IPM) headed by Jan van Hest and Patricia Dankers. Our group will work together with Bas Overvelde (AMOLF / TU/e) on a project to develop smart and autonomous robotic systems, that can be optimized for various specific tasks Read more
Yoeri has been promoted to Associate Professor at the department of Mechanical Engineering from December 1st 2021. With this new role he hopes to further strengthen his research within the department as well as leading a multidisciplinary research group as a more independent principle investigator (P.I.). Of course this promotion Read more
Yoeri was selected as a co-chair, together with Patty Stabile at Electrical Engineering, of the Focus Area Neuromorphic Computing of the newly established Hendrik Casimir Institute.
In this public lecture (in Dutch), Yoeri is explaining the basis of the research in our group where we use materials to develop devices that mimic some properties of the synapses in the brain, to ultimately make smart chips, sensors and circuits.