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The third Network Meeting will be hosted by TU Delft and will be in the format of Spin-NANO +Industry. Download the Programme here.
We shall invite 5-7 experts from industry outside the network to make our results and our ESR cohort known to industrial world and have feedback from these experts on our research and development. This engagement on a personal level with wider industry will have a positive impact on the careers of the network ESRs.
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Day 1 – Monday, 19 June 2017 |
Day 2 – Tuesday, 20 June 2017 |
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Caspar Clark (Helia Photonics) |
Arlette de Waard (Leiden Cryogenics) |
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Arjan Bos (Urenco) |
Khaled Karrai (attocube) |
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Andy Edmonds (E6) |
Huub Janssen (JPE) |
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| Gabriele Bulgarini (Single Quantum) |
This will also provide an opportunity for a meeting of the Spin-NANO Supervisory and Training Boards.
Attendance by all the ESRs is a requirement of the Grant Agreement.
Dates Day 1 - Mon, 19 June 2017
Day 2 - Tue, 20 June 2017
Programme - see pdf attached below. Abstract format should be a single sheet of A4 suitable for black and white printing. PDFs or Word documents are acceptable. Please ensure you include authors, affiliations and corresponding author email. Abstract deadline Please send your abstract to s.greenhough@sheffield.ac.uk by 5 June 2017. Contact Sally Greenhough - Spin-NANO Project Administrator | Lorentzweg 1, 2628 CJ Delft Travel to Delft Arriving by air Travelling to Delft is relatively easy. Schiphol Airport services all major airlines. The train connection from Schiphol to Delft is a 40 minute train ride (www.ns.nl) Trains leave from Schiphol airport roughly every quarter of an hour. Road links from Schiphol are equally quick. Follow signs to Rotterdam and it should take you about 35 minutes. You can also fly to the smaller (though equally efficient) Rotterdam airport This is a 15-minute taxi ride from Delft. Arriving by train Delft is on the mainline between Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam. Although the high-speed trains do not stop in Delft, you can get off in either Rotterdam or den Haag HS and get a connecting train to Delft (10 minutes). Trains from Germany come via Utrecht and Amsterdam, both of which are about 50 minutes from Delft on a connecting train. For more information and time tables, see www.ns.nl. To travel by public transport you need a so called OV chipkaart, which you can buy at railway stations, the airport, etc. Before you can use the card you need to load credit onto the card. For more information OV chipcard Bus, taxi At Delft Central Station buses to Delft University leave roughly every 10 minutes. Public Transportation to TU Delft – Mekelweg Several buses possible For more information about bus stops and time tables, see www.9292ov.nl (only available in Dutch, but easy to understand and use). Taxi services in Delft: www.dtdeltax.nl or call +31 (0)15 2191919 |
