Agenda

Vacuum Technologies for Tomorrow Tweede editie van tweedaags event in Grenoble (Fr), ‘hoofdstad van het Franse Silicon Valley‘. Met beurs en twee halfdaagse congressen, gewijd aan energie/fusie (4 juni) en fotovoltaïsch/waterstof (5 juni). Ook wordt de 80e verjaardag gevierd van de Franse vacuümvereniging, Société Française du Vide.
NEVAC-dag 2025 De NEVAC-dag 2025 wordt op vrijdag 6 juni op de Universiteit Twente in Enschede georganiseerd; zie het programma. De inschrijving is open.
ALD/ALE 2025 International Conference on Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD 2025) featuring the 12th International Atomic Layer Etching Workshop (ALE 2025). Locatie is Jeju Island, Zuid-Korea.
Voor meer informatie zie de conferentie-website.
IPTJC2025, International Plasma Technology Joint Conference 2025 Conferentie in New Taipei, Taiwan, die drie events combineert:

  • Global Plasma Forum (uit Japan);

  • International Workshop on Plasma Cryo Etching Processes (PlaCEP, uit Europe);

  • International Forum in Plasma and Thin Film Technologies for Sustainable Development Goals (PTSDG, uit Taiwan).


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Applied Vacuum Technology Training

This course is exclusively for Master students, PhD students and Post-doctoral researchers in Physics and Chemistry at Universities.
Information sheet

Link to registration form.

June 11-13, 2024, the Applied Vacuum Technology training will be organised in Delft for Master students, PhD students and post-doctoral researchers in Physics and Chemistry. The training is organised under auspices of the NEVAC.

Goal:
  • Develop an understanding of vacuum phenomena.
  • Get familiar with the operation of vacuum equipment (pumps, gauges, etc.).
  • Increase skills to define design criteria.

Maximum group size: 20 students.
The costs for this advanced training are € 550 pp, including the bookVacuum Science and Technology by Suurmeijer et al., handouts, lunch, drinks.
Lecturers: Dick van Langeveld, David Schijve, Gesa Welker and Marc Zuiddam

Group leaders can also request to organise this training at their university.
Contact: Dr. Gesa Welker
g.welker@gmx.net



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