Student Ruben van Oosterhoudt from the the Hague University of Applied Sciences started his internship titled: “From 2D to 3D imaging with holography” His supervisors are Jeroen Kalkman and Jos van Rooij.

TUD applied physics student Wahhe Ajroemjan started with his bachelor end project titled “Dynamic range enhanced optical coherence projection tomography” His supervisors are Jeroen Kalkman and Jelle van der Horst.

The National Governing Body for Education Research (NRO) will make available an amount of €100,000 for the new Applied Physics course ‘Design Engineering for Physicists’. The NRO has honoured an application by Prof. Chris Kleijn, Dr. Rolf Hut (CitG/TNW), Dr. Koen van Dongen (TNW) and Prof. Marc de Vries (TNW) for a Comenius Senior Fellowship.

The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded a grant of more than 17 million euros for the further development of the Netherlands Electron Microscopy Infrastructure (NEMI). The network consists of five university medical centres and eight universities, with Utrecht as the coordinating university. The grant will enable the scientists to combine various technologies in the field of electron microscopy and as a result to learn more about the composition and coherence of the biological and material micro-world.

In the morning of Wednesday 28 March, about 30 7-8 year old children from the Simon Carmiggelt school in Delft visited VLLAIR and some of the labs of QN in the context of their theme month on science.

Very happy that Imphys together with groups in TUE and UT get large 4TU grant to integrate new imaging techniques and artificial intelligence for preciser diagnosis and therapy. We are looking for tenure trackers!

Former MSc-student Marijn Siemons, together with Christiaan Hulleman, Rasmus Thorsen, Imphys-alumnus Carlas Smith, and Sjoerd Stallinga published in Optics Express on aberration control for single molecule localization microscopy, reaching aberration levels below 20 mlambda.

Esmaeil Zadeh joined our group as Post-Doc. His supervisor is Silvania Pereira.

A new type of integrated microscope developed within ImPhys by Jayson Sueters under supervision of Jacob Hoogenboom, is highlighted in the latest NWO-TTW newsletter. The new system allows to add confocal fluorescence microscope to a scanning electron microscope, which can be particularly beneficial for correlative imaging of thick samples or samples in liquid.

Stefani started her MSc project on: "A consistency study of diffusion statistics at varying MRI field strength - Comparison of model parameters estimated from diffusion weighted MR images acquired with different MRI scanners and protocols".