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Nominated for New Scientist Talent Award 2018
I am excited to have been nominated for the New Scientist Talent award 2018. You can vote here: https://newscientist.nl/yoeri-van-de-burgt/
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Scientific Advisory Panel Groningen Center for Cognitive Systems and Materials
The Groningen Center for Cognitive Systems and Materials is a multidisciplinary research center with a mission is to develop materials-centred systems paradigms for cognitive computing based on modelling and learning at all levels: from materials that can learn to devices, circuits and algorithms. Prof. van de Burgt has been invited to serve Read more…
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Personal Research Grant – department of Mechanical Engineering
We are grateful to inform that a PhD position has been funded by the department of Mechanical engineering to work on organic neurormorphic arrays. See vacancies for more information.
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Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge
From this September prof van de Burgt will be working at the Engineering department of the University of Cambridge together with prof. George Malliaras. We will be working together on new ideas in organic neuromorphics, as well as applied bioelectronics. The state-of-the-art facilities of this university will certainly not be Read more…
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Invited to talk at the first CCS&M seminar at the University of Groningen
Last week prof van de Burgt had the privilege to talk at the first seminar organized by the Center for Cognitive Systems and Materials (CCS&M) at the Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials at the University of Groningen. He was invited by prof. Beatriz Noheda.
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Travel grant
I am grateful to have won the: Young scientist travel grant of the 4TU Research Centre Fluid & Solid Mechanics (FSM) This grant enables me to spend 3 months in the lab of prof. George Malliaras at the University of Cambridge in the UK.
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Nobel prize in Chemistry goes to research in Nanomachines (part of it done in Groningen)
This year’s Nobel prize in Chemistry goes to Jean-Pierre Sauvage, at the University of Strasbourg in France; Fraser Stoddart, at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois; and Ben Feringa, at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands for their work on nanomachines, tiny molecular motors, chains and pumps. Ben Feringa even Read more…