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| − | [http://adlagendijk.com/cv_ad_2020_03_20.pdf Download CV as pdf file]
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| | + | Whether you're looking for a special gift or even simply want to satisfy ones sweet tooth, the Moon Chocolate Bar is sure to impress. Using its celestial flavor profile and cosmic packaging, it's the best one-of-a-kind experience that might elevate the chocolate cravings to new heights. So why settle for ordinary chocolate when you could take the stars with the Moon Chocolate Bar?Looking of a delicious treat towards satisfy your sweet tooth? Search no further than Moon Chocolate Bar! It indulgent chocolate bar could be the perfect mixture of creamy milk chocolate and crunchy almonds, creating a taste sensation which does leave you craving more. Each bite is a heavenly blend out of sweetness and nuttiness that is certain to delight your tastebuds. |
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| − | [http://adlagendijk.com/pub_ad_2020_03_20.pdf Download Publication list as pdf file]
| + | One of this unique aspects out of the Moon Chocolate Bar is the use of top quality ingredients sourced from around the globe. Their smooth plus creamy milk chocolate arises from Belgium, while that the caramel is handcrafted in small batches. The crunchy almonds are sourced from California, adding a nutty taste and texture to the overall experience. Each bite is a testament to your dedication and also craftsmanship that goes into achieving this delectable chocolate bar.The Moon Chocolate Bar isn't just delicious but in addition made with top-notch, all-natural ingredients. It’s gluten-free, vegan-friendly, and totally free to artificial flavors or perhaps colors. While someone which tries to consume clean, it’s reassuring towards know it I can enjoy particularly this indulgent treat without whatever guilt. Each bite is your moment out of pure bliss, plus I find myself savoring any last crumb.What sets Moon Chocolate Bar apart at other confections on industry is its commitment to high quality and innovation. [https://moonchocolatecbar.com/ ruby carts] Made with one the best possible ingredients, including ethically sourced cacao beans and natural vanilla extract, this chocolate bar is a testament to the artistry and dedication out of its creators. The happen is the best truly magical experience which might leave you craving more. |
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| − | |Last Name: ||Lagendijk
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| − | |First Name:||Ad
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| − | |Date of Birth: ||18-11-1947
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| − | |Place of Birth: || Zwanenburg (Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands)
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| − | ===Education===
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| − | |1954 - 1960 ||Openbare School 10, Badhoevedorp
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| − | |1960 - 1965 ||Haarlemmermeer Lyceum, Badhoevedorp
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| − | |1965 - 1968 ||Bachelor chemistry, University of Amsterdam (UvA)
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| − | |1968 - 1970 ||Master Physical Chemistry, UvA
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| − | |1970 - 1973 ||PhD student Laboratory for Physical Chemistry of the UvA
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| − | ===Academic degrees===
| + | In case a person have a sweet tooth including me personally, and then you’ll want to test the Moon Chocolate Bar. This decadent treat looks made and rich dark chocolate and infused with hints of moonflower essence. The flavor profile is truly unique and unlike anything I’ve tried before. Their smooth texture melts in your mouth, leaving behind a lingering sweetness that is simply irresistible. |
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| − | |1970 || Master (doctoraal, with distinction) physical chemistry, UvA
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| − | |1974 || PhD, physical chemistry, UvA
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| − | |Title: || An ESR study of induced defects in StrTiO<sub>3</sub>
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| − | |Advisor: || J. D. W. van Voorst
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| − | |Date: || May 1974
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| − | |1968 - 1970 ||Practical course assistant, UvA
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| − | |1973 - 1975 ||Postdoc Universitaire Instelling Antwerpen (UIA), Wilrijk, Belgium
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| − | |1975 - 1981 ||Tenured faculty member UIA
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| − | |1981 - 1984 ||Tenured faculty member Natuurkundig Laboratorium UvA
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| − | |1984 - 2012 ||Professor of physics at UvA
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| − | |1987 - 1997 ||Head Department of Atomic Physics FOM-Instituut AMOLF, Amsterdam
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| − | |2001 - 2006 ||Professor of physics at University of Twente
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| − | |2006 - 2012 ||Group leader Photon Scattering at FOM Institute AMOLF, Amsterdam
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| − | |2012 - ||Emeritus University Professor UvA
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| − | |2012 - ||Professor of physics at University of Twente
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| − | ===Visiting scientist, visiting professor===
| + | As you unwrap that the shiny packaging of the Moon Chocolate Bar, one are immediately welcomed with a rich as well as indulgent aroma. The smooth milk chocolate melts in your mouth, revealing hidden pockets out of caramel as well as crunchy pieces of almonds. Every bite is a delightful symphony of flavors and also textures that dance on your tastebuds. The combination concerning sweet as well as salty makes this chocolate bar a true delight for any chocolate lover. |
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| − | |1974 || Summer period at Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago, Illinois, USA
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| − | |1979 || Summer at UCLA, invited by Prof. Ray Orbach
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| − | |1980 || Six month period visiting group of Prof. Isaac F. Silvera at the Natuurkundig Laboratorium, UvA
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| − | |2007 || Visiting Professor École Normale Supérieure in Paris (Lab. Pierre Aigrain)
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| − | |2014 || Visiting professor Institut Langevin, ParisTech in Paris
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| − | |1991 ||Physica Lezing prize (most important physics prize in The Netherlands)
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| − | |1995 || Harvard Loeb lecturer, [https://www.physics.harvard.edu/loeblee2 info]
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| − | |1996 - ||Distinguished University professor of the UvA
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| − | |1997 - ||Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS)
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| − | |1998 - ||Member of Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences (KNAW)
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| − | |2002 ||NWO Spinoza prize (most important science prize in the Netherlands)
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| − | |2007 - ||Fellow European Optical Society (EOS)
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| − | |2020 ||Landauer medal 2021, [https://etopim12.sciencesconf.org/resource/page/id/5 info]
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| − | ==Scientific accomplishments==
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| − | ===Long term senior collaborators===
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| − | *W. L. Vos
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| − | *A. P. Mosk
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| − | *B. A. van Tiggelen
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| − | *D. S. Wiersma
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| − | *G. H. Wegdam
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| − | *H. De Raedt
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| − | *R. Sprik
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| − | ===Quality===
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| − | In the field of propagation of light in disordered media (experiment and theory) AL is a pioneer and world leader. This field has grown enormously gained importance due to its highly multidisciplinary character. AL played a major role in the growth of this field. His work has been highlighted several times in Physics Today and further acknowledged by the invitation to write the feature article of the Physics Today August 2009 issue, dedicated to the most important concept in the physics of disorder: Anderson Localization. In the following a selection will be made of the most important contributions.
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| − | *'''''Mutual transparency''''': We have very recently introduced the new concept of mutual extinction (EPL, '''130''', 34002 (2020) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/lagendijk2020_EPL_mutual_transparency.pdf pdf]), which occurs when more than one light wave is incident. Based on calculations of samples containing many scatterers we demonstrate that the total extinction of two incident waves is greatly enhanced, called mutual extinction, or greatly reduced, mutual transparency, by up to 100%.
| + | own you ever tasted a piece of Moon Chocolate club and felt like you were transported to an additional world? This exclusive confection is a delightful mixture of high dark chocolate and also subtle hints of vanilla, providing a heavenly style experience. The velvety smooth texture melts within mouth, leaving a lingering sweetness that may have you craving additional. |
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| − | *'''''Transverse localization''''': AL predicted a new form of localization of light: "Transverse localization of light" (Phys. Rev. Lett. '''62''', 47-50 (1989) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/89.01-1.pdf pdf] ). His prediction was confirmed experimentally by Moti Segev et al. (Nature '''446''', 52 (2007)) and highlighted in Physics Today, May 2007 issue.
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| − | *'''''Weak localization:''''' Group of AL was the first ever (Phys. Rev. Lett. '''55''', 2692-2695 (1985) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/85.01-1.pdf pdf]) to observe weak localization of light (enhanced back-scattering) - independently also observed by Prof. Georg Maret. The coherent backscattering of waves is an interference effect that survives in multiple scattering. This milestone has opened a whole new area of research and has stimulated many workers in different fields. After our pioneering work the observation of coherent back scattering has turned into an industry, with experiments performed with light waves, sound waves, microwaves, polaritons, and with cold gasses. AL was invited to write a column in Physics Today about his discovery.
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| − | *'''''Light slowed down:''''' AL group was the first to predict and to observe extreme slowing down of light in a disordered material (Phys. Rev. Lett. '''66''', 3132-3135 (1991) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/albada1991_PRL_ve.pdf pdf]). These results were highlighted in the Research and Discovery section of Physics Today, June 1991, p 17-19. At first our findings were met with scepsis and opposition, but five years later, this discovery has become part standard textbook material.
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| − | *'''''Light localized:''''' In Nature (Nature '''390''', 671-673 (1997) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/wiersma1997_Nature_localization_of_light.pdf pdf]) we published, in collaboration with a group in Florence, the observation of localization of light. Sajeev John wrote a News and Views article in that issue to highlight our results. (Nature '''390''' page 661-662 (1997).
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| − | *'''''Random lasers:''''' Group AL made decisive contributions to the field of random lasers. Even the term Random Lasers was coined by the group. (see Physics World, January 1990, page 33; We recently published the first paper on the determination of the spatial size of a mode in a random laser (Phys. Rev. Lett. '''98''', 143901 (2007) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/PRL98-143901-3.pdf pdf]).
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| − | *'''''Density of states:''''' Group AL was the first to introduce the concept of local density of states (LDOS) in the field of photonic crystals, Europhys. Lett. '''35''', 265 (1996) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/96.05-1.pdf pdf]. With their theory they showed that a strong spatial variation in the lifetime of emitters could be expected, well before a photonic bandgap is achieved. Very recently the first finite-size scaling of the DOS in photonic crystals was reported by AL and coworkers (Phys. Rev. Lett. '''120''', 237402: 1-6(2018) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/prl120hasan2018finite-size_scaling_DOS_band_gap-3.pdf pdf]).
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| − | *'''''Speckle correlations:''''' Group AL made major contributions to the observation of spatial and frequency correlations, including the first discovery of long-range correlations (Phys. Rev. Lett. '''64''', 2787-2790 (1990) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/deboer1990_PRL_long_range_cor.pdf pdf]).
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| − | *'''''Internal reflection:''''' AL invented the concept of internal reflection of diffuse waves (Phys. Lett. A '''136''', 81(1989) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/89.03_1-1.pdf pdf]).
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| − | *'''''Multifractality:''''' The discovery of multifractality of Anderson localized sound wave was reported by the group of AL, in collaboration with groups from Manitoba (Canada) and from Grenoble. (Phys. Rev. Lett. '''103''', 155703 (2009) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/faez2009_PRL_multifractal.pdf pdf]).
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| − | *'''''Early work:''''' In 1975 AL started as a postdoc in Antwerp a new and successful research effort on the magnetic resonance of one-dimensional magnetic systems. He developed a new theory, predicted several new resonances, built new microwave cavities and discovered the resonances experimentally. He worked successfully on computer simulation of quantum systems with path integrals with Hans De Raedt. Together they were the first to solve a Fermion lattice model (acknowledged in Physics Today, Research and Discovery). In addition they made major contributions to the behavior of small polarons. After moving to Amsterdam, and switching to optics, group AL performed pioneering work on femto-second electron dynamics.
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| − | | Number of papers: || > 400
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| − | |Number of citations: ||23818
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| − | Numbers obtained from Google Scholar. Numbers from Web of Science slightly lower.
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| − | For publication list see public Google Scholar profile:
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| − | === 10 Key papers===
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| − | #A. Lagendijk, A.P. Mosk, and W.L. Vos, ''Mutual extinction and transparency of multiple incident light waves'', EPL '''130''', 34002 (2020) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/lagendijk2020_EPL_mutual_transparency.pdf pdf]
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| − | #D.S. Wiersma, P. Bartolini, A. Lagendijk, and R. Righini, ''Localization of light in a disordered medium'', Nature '''390''' , 671(1997) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/wiersma1997_Nature_localization_of_light.pdf pdf]
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| − | #H. De Raedt, A. Lagendijk, and P. de Vries, ''Transverse localization of light'', Phys. Rev. Lett. '''62''', 47 (1989) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/89.01-1.pdf pdf]
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| − | #M.P. van Albada and A. Lagendijk, ''Observation of weak localization of light in a random medium'', Physical Rev. Lett. '''55''', 2692 (1985) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/85.01-1.pdf pdf]
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| − | #S.B. Hasan, A.P. Mosk, W.L. Vos, and A.Lagendijk, ''Finite-size scaling of the density of states in photonic band gap crystals'', Phys. Rev. Lett. '''120''', 237402: 1-6(2018) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/prl120hasan2018finite-size_scaling_DOS_band_gap-3.pdf pdf]
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| − | #A.P. Mosk, A. Lagendijk, G. Lerosey, and M. Fink, ''Controlling waves in space and time for imaging and focusing in complex media'', Nature Photon. '''6''', 283 (2012) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/nphoton.2012.88-3.pdf pdf]
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| − | #A. Lagendijk, B. van Tiggelen, and D.S. Wiersma, ''Fifty years of Anderson localization'', Phys. Today '''62''', 24 (2009) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/lagendijk2009_PhysicsToday_50YearsAnderson_loc.pdf pdf]
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| − | #A. Lagendijk and B.A. van Tiggelen, ''Resonant multiple scattering of light'', Physics Rep. '''270''',143 (1996) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/96.04-1.pdf pdf]
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| − | #M.P. van Albada, B.A. van Tiggelen, A. Lagendijk, and A Tip, ''Speed of propagation of classical waves in strongly scattering media'', Physical Rev. Lett '''66''', 3132 (1991) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/albada1991_PRL_ve.pdf pdf]
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| − | #P. de Vries, D.V. van Coevorden, and A Lagendijk, ''Point scatterers for classical waves'', Rev. Mod. Phys. '''70''', 447 (1998) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/98.03-1.pdf pdf]
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| − | ==Advised theses==
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| − | For details about advised theses by Ad Lagendijk, navigate to [[Phd_theses]]
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| − | ==Services to scientific community==
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| − | ===Editor===
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| − | |1990 - 2001 ||Editor Physics Letters A
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| − | ===International===
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| − | Together with Bart van Tiggelen and Diederik Wiersma AL organized the conference "Fifty years of Anderson Localization" in Paris in December 2008. -Speakers included Professors Thouless, Wölfle, John, and Inguscio.
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| − | AL has been a member of numerous organizations, program committees of conferences, summer-schools and scientific boards (a.o. ETOPIM, OSA MetaMaterials, GDR/CNRS IMCODE, GDR/CNRS MesoImage)
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| − | FWO (Belgian Science Foundation) member evaluation committee (for three years)
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| − | ===National===
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| − | *Board of the Dutch Physical Society (for 4 years NNV)
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| − | *Organizer Spring meeting of the Dutch Physical Society (NNV, 3 times)
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| − | * Member overseeing Board Condensed Matter division of the Dutch physics foundation FOM (for 5 years)
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| − | * Member of executive board of FOM (most influential position in Dutch physics, for 5 years)
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| − | *Organizer of the main Dutch condensed matter meeting of FOM (Veldhoven) (2 times)
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| − | * Member (often chairman) of at least six nomination committees for hiring new professors
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| − | * Member overseeing board of FOM-Institute for Plasma Physics Rijnhuizen (for 2 years)
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| − | * Director Van der Waals-Zeeman Instituut of Univ. of Amsterdam (for 1 year)
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| − | *Member of the executive physics council Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences (KNAW, for 3 years)
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| − | *Member of KNAW overseeing board for physics (for 5 years)
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| − | *Member of overseeing board of FOM-institute AMOLF (4 years)
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| − | *Chairman of Lorentz-medal committee Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences (2002)
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| − | *Member of Lorentz-medal committee Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences KNAW (2010)
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| − | On the basis of experiences with junior scientists at the UvA, at UT and at AMOLF, in continous discussion with the senior group leaders AL has written a book:
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| − | Amsterdam University Press, 2008, 215 pages,
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| − | It is a how-to advice on essential topics such as the foundations for writing scientific texts, presenting data and research information, and the writing and reading of collegial e-mails. Each section is organized by a collection of short rules, outlined and numbered in a logical order as self-explanatory pieces of information—allowing the reader the freedom to study any number of them in any desired order. These concrete guidelines, supplemented by an extensive index, makes it a unique book.
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| − | As a result of the book AL is regularly asked to give presentations on survival in science. Invitations of this kind incldued the Rotterdam Eye Hospital reopening, HBO-students in Groningen, Wetsus in Leeuwarden, medical students in Leiden, and "Verslavingszorg" students in Nijmegen.
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| − | AL regulary participates in public scientific discussions.
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| − | ===Past===
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| − | *AL has been until 2004 a bi-weekly columnist for the newspaper Volkskrant for almost 11 years
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| − | * In 2005 he was asked to write an essay for the journal Nature, about any subject he wanted. He decided to write a controversial essay, entitled "Pushing for Power" (Nature 438, 429 (2005) [https://nano-cops.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/lagendijk2005_Nature_pushing_for_power.pdf pdf]), criticizing the macho-culture of natural science.
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The Moon Chocolate club is not really simply a treat for the your taste buds, but also for ones eyes. That the unique design of that the packaging catches the essence of luxury and sophistication. It makes for a perfect gift for a loved one or a special treat for yourself. The attention to detail in both the presentation as well as taste of the chocolate bar sets it apart from other ordinary treats.Not exclusively is the Moon Chocolate Bar delicious, nonetheless it also creates for the a perfect gift or perhaps a special treat for yourself. Whether one're looking to surprise a loved one or simply satisfy your sweet tooth, our chocolate bar is sure inside bring joy as well as happiness with every bite.
Are a person ready to experience a new amount of sweetness and delight? Enter the world of Moon Chocolate Bar, where every bite will make you feel just like you're shining as brightly since your moon itself. Made with premium formulation and crafted using care, it chocolate bar is really irresistible.Regardless Of Whether you are looking for a special gift to a loved one or simply wish to treat yourself to something divine, Moon Chocolate club could be the perfect choice. Its enchanting flavor profile, along with its healthful properties, make it a must-have for any chocolate lover. And get ahead, embark on a lunar love affair and let this celestial treat sweep you off your feet. A Person defintely won't be disappointed.
Whether you're looking for a special gift or even simply want to satisfy ones sweet tooth, the Moon Chocolate Bar is sure to impress. Using its celestial flavor profile and cosmic packaging, it's the best one-of-a-kind experience that might elevate the chocolate cravings to new heights. So why settle for ordinary chocolate when you could take the stars with the Moon Chocolate Bar?Looking of a delicious treat towards satisfy your sweet tooth? Search no further than Moon Chocolate Bar! It indulgent chocolate bar could be the perfect mixture of creamy milk chocolate and crunchy almonds, creating a taste sensation which does leave you craving more. Each bite is a heavenly blend out of sweetness and nuttiness that is certain to delight your tastebuds.
One of this unique aspects out of the Moon Chocolate Bar is the use of top quality ingredients sourced from around the globe. Their smooth plus creamy milk chocolate arises from Belgium, while that the caramel is handcrafted in small batches. The crunchy almonds are sourced from California, adding a nutty taste and texture to the overall experience. Each bite is a testament to your dedication and also craftsmanship that goes into achieving this delectable chocolate bar.The Moon Chocolate Bar isn't just delicious but in addition made with top-notch, all-natural ingredients. It’s gluten-free, vegan-friendly, and totally free to artificial flavors or perhaps colors. While someone which tries to consume clean, it’s reassuring towards know it I can enjoy particularly this indulgent treat without whatever guilt. Each bite is your moment out of pure bliss, plus I find myself savoring any last crumb.What sets Moon Chocolate Bar apart at other confections on industry is its commitment to high quality and innovation. ruby carts Made with one the best possible ingredients, including ethically sourced cacao beans and natural vanilla extract, this chocolate bar is a testament to the artistry and dedication out of its creators. The happen is the best truly magical experience which might leave you craving more.
In case a person have a sweet tooth including me personally, and then you’ll want to test the Moon Chocolate Bar. This decadent treat looks made and rich dark chocolate and infused with hints of moonflower essence. The flavor profile is truly unique and unlike anything I’ve tried before. Their smooth texture melts in your mouth, leaving behind a lingering sweetness that is simply irresistible.
As you unwrap that the shiny packaging of the Moon Chocolate Bar, one are immediately welcomed with a rich as well as indulgent aroma. The smooth milk chocolate melts in your mouth, revealing hidden pockets out of caramel as well as crunchy pieces of almonds. Every bite is a delightful symphony of flavors and also textures that dance on your tastebuds. The combination concerning sweet as well as salty makes this chocolate bar a true delight for any chocolate lover.
Are you looking for the sweet treat that looks out to this world? Look absolutely no further than the Moon Chocolate Bar! This delectable candy bar is your perfect mix of creamy milk chocolate and also crunchy almonds, creating it a indulgent experience. And every bite, you will feel such as you are achieving for the stars as you savor their rich flavor and smooth texture of our delicious treat.
own you ever tasted a piece of Moon Chocolate club and felt like you were transported to an additional world? This exclusive confection is a delightful mixture of high dark chocolate and also subtle hints of vanilla, providing a heavenly style experience. The velvety smooth texture melts within mouth, leaving a lingering sweetness that may have you craving additional.
