Radiation-induced failures in microelectronics pose a growing concern in the aerospace and avionic communities. Incident radiation acting on these devices is mainly due to cosmic rays and their secondary particles produced in the Earth atmosphere. Energetic particles induce various device

This course will give an introduction on the mean-field and beyond mean-fields techniques used in nuclear structure with a special emphasis on the construction of effective interactions and effective Energy Density Functionals. General properties of atomic nuclei and infinite nuclear matter will be

This course is intended for users of on-line recoil separators in nuclear physics experiments. The aim is to concentrate on the practical aspects of using such devices, and the focus is on hands-on work in the JYFL accelerator laboratory. The laboratory houses the gas-filled separator RITU, which

The course offers an introduction to Old Catholic theology in its ecumenical context. Old Catholic theology is understood as the main theological currents that exist in the Union of Utrecht of Old Catholic Churches. The topics covered by the course include the following: History of Old Catholicism,

The lecture series will focus on bionanotechnology as the interdisciplinary field dealing with the application of nanotechnology in life sciences, but also the utilization of molecular principles in nanotechnology. In the first part, an introduction into nanobiotechnology and into the two

The course focuses on modern nano formulations (particles, probes, markers) that are used for visualizing molecules or higher assemblies, such as viruses in cells and tissues. In addition, the course deals with the trafficking of these probes inside cells and tissues, as well as the methods for

The physics and chemistry of the world immediately around us can be described by a limited number of well-established theories. Thermodynamics with its two fundamental laws is at the basis of it all, classical and quantum mechanics account for the description of structure and changes, and

This summer IFMSA-Groningen will be organizing already the 8th Summer School on Global Health!rnThe 8 day program will be divided into 5 pillars of Global Health: Equality, Economics and Right to Medicine; Disaster Medicine; Reproductive Health; Infectious Diseases and last but not least

The goal of these lectures is to discuss the quasi-invariance under quasi-isometries of analytic quantities like for example the isoperimetric constant, the Cheeger constant, p-parabolicity, or the eigenvalues of the Laplacian. As applications I will for instance discuss (1) the recurrence

l^p-cohomology has found applications in diverse areas of mathematics such as the geometry of negatively curved manifolds, analysis on metric spaces, and geometric group theory. This course will give a gentle introduction to this subject. No prior knowledge of any homology or cohomology theory is