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High Tech Systems Center (HTSC) Newsletter
The High Tech Systems Center is developing and growing as a multi-departmental center from four different departments of TU Eindhoven, with Prof. Jeroen Voeten as scientific director. Ton Peijnenburg (VDL-ETG), Marc Hamilton (Cap Gemini) and Tom Castenmiller (ASML) have all joined the HTSC as fellows from industry.
A major activity of the HTSC has been the creation of the Netherlands–South Korea Future Chips Academy with 60 participants from South-Korea and TU/e in February. And on February 1, we celebrated the completion of the active contamination control project ACCESS with VDL-ETG with a mini-symposium displaying the results of the project. In this issue, you can also meet two prize-winning students who did their research in this project and an interview with three of the main actors behind the project. By the way, did you know about the existence of the Mechatronics working group? In this newsletter, Joost Bolder shares what this select group of experts from industry and research is aiming for. As for the next activity, our upcoming Research Meet on May 23 at TU/e will consider how simulation and modeling can facilitate more physical content for digital twinning. We hope to see you again then and there!
Jan-Jaap
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Viewpoint of...
Job Beckers, Paul Blom and Kasper van den Broek. On February 1 this year the High Tech Systems Center co-organized a mini-symposium on Contamination Control together with VDL Enabling Technologies Group. "When we started this project five years ago, we never imagined that the results would be so good." Read more...
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Viewpoint of...
Joost Bolder. "Through this mechatronics working group, we discuss and work out the project proposals to get research started." Joost is group leader of research for the Mechatronics group at ASML and explains their right of existence. Read more...
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HTSC Focus: Award for Tom Bertens
During the Nanobrücken Conference on 23-25 May 2023, Tom Bertens won the Best Student Talk Award for his work entitled 'Characterization of wear particle generation by in-situ SEM micro-scratching of mono-crystalline silicon.' Please join us in congratulating Tom on this wonderful achievement. Congratulations!
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HTSC Focus: Award for Judith van Huijstee
Judith van Huijstee won the Outstanding Student Paper Award, presented at the 50th International Conference on Plasma Science in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, 21-25 May 2023. The title of her talk was 'Residual microparticle charge measured in a spatio-temporal afterglow plasma.' Please join us in congratulating Judith on this brilliant achievement. Congratulations!
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HTSC Focus: completion of Future Chips Academy
Celebrate with us the successful completion of the Future Chips Academy, with its opening ceremony held at Eindhoven University of Technology. The world's largest multimedia news provider, Reuters, spoke to one of the participants. Read more...
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HTSC in the press: High-Tech Systems
*In Dutch* The NEXTGEN Hightech develops an SE continuous learning scheme. Read the interview with the initiatiors here.
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HTSC in the Press: Mikroniek
Former HTSC PhD-student Tim Wildschut makes the bridge between requirements engineering and systems architecting. Read more here.
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HTSC in the Press: Mikroniek
Mikroniek published a report on the ACCESS symposium on Feb 1st on Active Contamination Control. Read it here.
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Researcher in the Spotlight: Rik Peelen
Rik's goal is to achieve high levels of cleanliness in high-end equipment, with a specific focus on electron microscopes. A promising technique is developed within his research group which could lead to new insights into e-beam generated plasmas. Read more...
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Education
The TU/e Contest kicked off with a bang during the energetic Kick-off Nights held at TU/e Innovation Space on February 20 and 21, drawing engineering students to turn societal challenges into viable business concepts. The grand finale on June 20 will be held at the Student Innovation Summit. Connect and collaborate via https://lnkd.in/e7uy8JSW
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Research Meet 23 May 2024
We warmly invite you for the HTSC Research Meet
"Simulation and Modeling for Digital Twinning"
The rise of digital twinning as an integral part of the system lifecycle influences the role of simulation. What would be the influence of digital twinning on current simulations, and what can be the relevance of simulation for digital twinning? In this Research Meet we explore experiences with simulation in various scopes and phases of development processes.
Organizer: Marc Hamilton
Date: May 23, 2024
Time: 15:00-17:30, doors open from 14:30, drinks until 18:00
Place: TU Eindhoven
Building: Neuron (navigation Laplace 32)
Room: 0.262
Route, map and accessibility
Speakers:
- Sofia Calero, TU/e Applied Physics and Science Education, theme "DNA for materials", title will follow
- Siebe Rooijakkers, Damen Shipyards, theme/title will follow
- Ion Barosan, TU/e Mathematics & Computer Science, theme/title will follow
- Phuong Nguyen/Nilufar Neyestani, TU/e Electrical Engineering, title ‘Real-time Digital Twin for Smart Grid Applications’
Sign up before May 15, 2024!
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Precision Fair 2023: TU/e stand from HTSC, EAISI and EngD
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