Emeritus professor Ted Young and Ing. Ronald Ligteringen of the department of Imaging Physics have released an interactive e-book on stochastic signal processing.

From 8 February until 30 March 2019, a photonics hackathon will be organized at the Science Centre every Friday (9h - 12h) and Saturday (12h - 17h). Anyone aged 14-64 who wants to turn ideas into great photonics projects using techniques such as 3D-printing and lasercutting is more than welcome to join. The hackathons are free of charge and participants will get up to €160,- in sponsored materials. Dr. Aurèle Adam of ImPhys is one of the organizers of this challenging and exciting outreach project.

We would like to welcome our new PhD Student Jos de Wit. Jos will work on the Pathoview project. His supervisor is Jeroen Kalkman.

On January 28th, 2019 Lena Filatova successfully defended her PhD thesis on “Assessing Brain Structure and Function with Diffusion-Weighted MRI: Application to Stroke".

ASML Agrees to Acquire Mapper Assets and Intends to Offer Continued Employment to Staff - ASML Intends to Take Over the Majority of Mapper Employees in Addition to the Company’s IP. Mapper Lithography is a startup company of ImPhys.

Bob Kruizinga, researcher at TNO Optics joined our group for one day per week to intensify the exchange of knowledge between the TU Delft and TNO.

Mathijs Garming's poster on ultrafast light-electron microscopy received a nomination for the overall poster prize at the annual Dutch physics meeting Physics@Veldhoven.

Ali is a PhD student from Saudi Aramco, who did his MSc in Delft within the IDEA league geophysics program and also spent two years at UBC in Vancouver. He will working within the Delphi consortium and focus on all challenging issues that are related to imaging and inversion of seismic measurements on land.

Tiexing is a visiting PhD student from Jilin University in China and started on January 2nd. He will stay until the end of the year. Tiexing will be working within the Delphi consortium on the optimum estimation of multiply scattered seismic waves and separate them from the single-scattered waves. His supervisor is Eric Verschuur.

Medical Delta has launched twelve researchprogrammes that will work on technological solutions for sustainable healthcare. These programmes combine knowledge and expertise of three universities and two university medical centers to address important societal challenges in healthcare. Three out of twelve projects were granted to ImPhys researchers. Per project they will receive € 380k.