Curriculum Vitae
Contact information:
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Martin
Slaman |
Research:
Hydrogen based applications:
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Mg
based fiber optic hydrogen (safety) detectors
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Pd
based Quantitative hydrogen sensors.
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Hydrogen
purification membranes.
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Hydrogenography.
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Muti-fiber
detector (safety) systems.
SolSwitch; liquid based optical switching:
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Optical switch for solar
collector overheat protection
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Optical switch for
greenhouse (roof) applications
Fiber optic devices:
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Glass fiber based
(cantilever) devices for Atomic Force Microscope applications.
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Glass fiber based
(cantilever)
devices for (bio)chemical sensors.
History:
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VU
Amsterdam – Physics of Energy / Physics of life and Health
(previously Condensed
Matter Physics), since Sept. 2007: Function: Research engineer.
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Methods for deposition of metals on glass
fibers.
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In situ spectral reflection measurements
on fibers for MBE (thin film) growth monitoring.
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Automatic scanning of spectral
transmission and reflection of metal composition gradient samples up to
3 inch.
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Organic coatings for the protection of
metals and metal-hydrides in humid environments.
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Catalytic properties and diffusion
kinetics of hydrogen through Pd and Pd based alloys.
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Spectral reflection and resistivity
measurements; loading, unloading and cycling experiments on switchable
mirrors.
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(Daily) guidance of master and bachelor
students during experiments.
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TU
Delft - ChemE - MECS; collaboration with
VU Amsterdam
on hydrogen related applications, Sept. 2009 - Jan 2013 (0.5 fte).
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FOM /
VU Amsterdam - Condensed Matter Physics, since Sept 2003 – Sept.
2007:
Function: Research engineer hydrogen sensor project.
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Design and creation of several setups for
thin film characterization, including LabView based measurement and
analysis
software.
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Process development for deposition of
metals on glass fibers.
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Characterization and optimization of the
layer structure of switchable mirrors; for hydrogen sensor
applications.
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Development and characterization of
organic coating based protective layers for protecting switchable
mirrors when
operated in (humid)air.
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Research and development of hydrogen
catalytic layers with less aging effects and a better sensitivity in
oxygen
rich environments.
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Experience with: Magnetron sputtering,
thermal evaporation, optical simulation software, spectroscopy in
UV-VIS-NIR-IR, optics and fiber-optics, microscopy, video measurement
and analysis
techniques, v/d Pauw resistivity
measurements, Atomic
Force Microscopy, Rutherford Backscattering Spectroscopy analysis,
vacuum
systems, in-situ (fiber) optic analysis.
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XenICs:
IMEC spin-off, Leuven, Belgium, Sept. 2001 – May 2003: Function:
Test &
measurement engineer IR-detectors & cameras.
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Co-designer and debugger of infrared
cameras and their readout electronics.
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Characterization of Indium Gallium
Arsenide based infrared photodiodes, line arrays and 2D focal plane
arrays.
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Experience with: IR-optics, spectroscopy,
readout electronics, guiding the external production of electronic
readout
systems, demo and prototype building, wafer probing, scripting in
visual basic,
LabView, Unix, UHV system.
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IMEC:
Leuven, Belgium, Feb. 2001 – Sept. 2001: Function: Test &
measurement
engineer IR-detectors.
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Design and creation of several thermal
cooled spectrum and IV measurement setups, including LabView based
measurement
and analysis software, for characterization of III-V based infrared
detectors.
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Characterization of Indium Gallium
Arsenide based, extended wavelength, photodiodes.
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Experience with: Cooling techniques with
liquid nitrogen and Peltier coolers, clean
room
experience, dicing, bonding, packaging, IR-sources and spectral
gratings,
IR-optics, vacuum systems.
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Graduation
project: IMEC,
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Titel: Characterization of III-V based near- and mid-
infrared photovoltaic sensors.
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Practical period: FOM institute Rijnhuizen,
Nieuwegein, Feb. 2000 – Aug. 2000.
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Design and creation of several electronic
parts for the Free Electron Maser, e.g. an arc detector for the beam
line.
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Design and creation of a parallel bus
short-circuit tester.
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HTS: Hogeschool van Utrecht,
Sept. 1997 – Jan. 2001: Study:
Electronics / computer science.
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MTS: Crabeth College, Gouda,
Aug. 1992 – Aug.1997: Study:
Electronics.
Courses:
Publications:
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M. Slaman, R.
Westerwaal, H. Schreuders, B. Dam, Optical hydrogen
sensors based on metal-hydrides,
Proceedings of SPIE 8368-05, 2012, 8368-4
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N.
Javahiraly, C. Perrotton,
M. Slaman, B. Dam, and P. Meyrueis, Innovative
fiber optic sensor for hydrogen detection,
Proc. SPIE
8368, 836804 (2012).
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D.
Chavan, G. Gruca,
T. van de Watering, K. Heeck, J. Rector,
M. Slaman,
D. Andres, B. Tiribilli, G. Margheri,
and D. Iannuzzi, Fiber-top
and ferrule-top cantilevers for atomic force microscopy and scanning
near field
optical microscopy, Proc. SPIE 8430, 84300Z (2012).
o Pivak, Y, H. Schreuders, M.J. Slaman, R. Griessen, B. Dam, Thermodynamics, stress release and hysteresis behavior in highly adhesive Pd-H films, International journal of hydrogen energy 36 (2011) 4056-4067
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C. Perrotton, N.
Javahiraly, M. Slaman, B. Dam, and Meyrueis, Optimization of Pd
surface plasmon resonance sensor for
hydrogen
detection, Proc. SPIE, 8065 1F-1_1F-5 (2011).
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C. Perrotton, N.
Javahiraly, M. Slaman, B. Dam, and Meyrueis, Fiber optic surface plasmon
resonance sensor based on wavelength modulation for hydrogen sensing,
Optics express vol 19 issue 23
A1175-A1183, (nov 7 2011).
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C. Perrotton, M.
Slaman, N. Javahiraly, H. Schreuders,
B. Dam, and P. Meyrueis, Wavelength
response of a
surface plasmon resonance palladium coated
optic fiber, Optical Engineering 50 issue 1 014403 (jan. 2011).
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Westerwaal, R.J., C. den Besten, M.
Slaman, B. Dam, D.E. Nanu, A.J. Böttger,
W.G. Haije, High throughput screening
of Pd-alloys for H2 separation membranes
studied by hydrogenography and CVM,
International journal of
hydrogen energy 36 (2011) 1074-1082.
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C. Perrotton, M. Slaman, N. Javahiraly,
H. Schreuders , B. Dam and P. Meyrueis,
A distributed optical fiber sensor for hydrogen detection based
on Pd, and Mg alloys, Proc. SPIE, Vol.
7675, 76750F
(2010).
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, Ferrule-top atomic force
microscope, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 81 123702 (2010).
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Palmisano, V., M. Filippi, A. Baldi, M. Slaman, H. Schreuders,
B. Dam, An optical hydrogen sensor based on
a Pd-capped Mg thin film wedge,
International
journal of hydrogen energy 35 (2010) 12574-12578 .
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, Ferrule-top micromachined
devices:
design, fabircation, performance, Meas. Sci. Technol. 21, 094003. (2010).
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Baldi, A., G. K. Pálsson,
M. Gonzalez-Silveira, H.
Schreuders, M. Slaman, J. H. Rector, G.
Krishnan, B.
J. Kooi, G. S. Walker, M.W. Fay, B. Hjörvarsson, R. J. Wijngaarden,
B. Dam, R. Griessen, Mg/Ti multilayers: Structural and hydrogen
absorption
properties, Physical Review B 81 (2010) 224203.
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G. Gruca, S. de Man, M.
Slaman, J.H. Rector, D. Iannuzzi, Ferrule-top
micromachined devices: a new approach to fibre-top technology, Proceedings of SPIE
vol. 7503,
PDP 07
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Gremaud, R., C.P.Broedersz, A. Borgschulte, M. J. van Setten,
W. Lohstroh, H. Schreuders,
M. Slaman, B. Dam, R.Griessen, Hydrogenography
of
MgyNi1-yHx gradient thin films:
Interplay
between thermodynamics and kinetics of hydrogenation, Acta
materiala 58 (2010), 658-558
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R. Gremaud,
J.L.M. van Mechelen, H. Schreuders,
M. Slaman, B. Dam, R. Griessen, Structural and optical properties
of MgyNi1-yHx
gradient films in relation to the as-deposited metallic state, Int.
J.
Hydrogen energy 34 (2009) 8951 - 8957
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Baldi, V. Palmisano, M. Gonzalez-Silveira, Y. Pivak,
M. Slaman, H.
Schreuders, B. Dam, R. Griessen, Quasifree
Mg-H thin films, Appl. Phys. Lett. 95
(2009) 071903.
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M. Slaman, R.
Griessen, Solar collector overheating
protection, Solar Energy 83 (2009), 982-987.
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R. Gremaud, M.
Gonzalez-Silveira, Y. Pivak,
S. de Man, M. Slaman, H. Schreuders, B.
Dam, and R.
Griessen, Hydrogenography of PdHx
thin
films: influence of H-induced stress relaxation processes, Acta Mat. 57 (2009) 1209-1219.
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M. Slaman, B.
Dam, H. Schreuders, R.
Griessen, Optimization of Mg-based fiber optic hydrogen detectors
by
alloying the catalyst, Int. J. Hydrogen energy 33 (2008) 1084-1089.
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R.J. Westerwaal,
C.P. Broedersz, R. Gremaud,
M. Slaman, A. Borgschulte, W. Lohstroh,
K.G. Tschersich, H.P. Fleischhauer,
B. Dam, R. Griessen, Study of the hydride forming process of
in-situ grown
MgH2 thin films by activated reactive evaporation, Thin
Solid
Films 516 (2008) 4351–4359.
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R. Gremaud, M.
Slaman, H. Schreuders, B. Dam, and R.
Griessen, An
optical method to determine the thermodynamics of hydrogen absorption
and
desorption in metals, Appl. Phys. Lett.
91 (2007)
231916.
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M. Pasturel,
R.J. Wijngaarden, W. Lohstroh,
H. Schreuders, M. Slaman, B. Dam, R.
Griessen, Influence
of the chemical potential on the hydrogen sorption kinetics of Mg2Ni/TM/Pd (TM = transition metal) Trilayers,
J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2007, 19, 624-633.
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M. Slaman, B.
Dam, M. Pasturel, D.M. Borsa, H. Schreuders,
J.H.
Rector, R. Griessen, Fiber optic hydrogen detectors containing
Mg-based
metal hydrides, Sensors & Actuators B: chemical 123, Issue
1, 10
April 2007, Pages 538-545.
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D. Iannuzzi, K. Heeck, M. Slaman, S. de Man, J. H. Rector, H.
Schreuders,
J. W. Berenschot, V. J. Gadgil, R. G. P.
Sanders, M.
C. Elwenspoek, S. Deladi.
Fibre-top cantilevers: design, fabrication and
applications. Meas. Sci. & Techn.,
18(10),
pp. 3247-3252, 2007
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D. Iannuzzi, M.
Slaman, J.H. Rector, H. Schreuders, S. Deladi and M.C. Elwenspoek,
A
fiber-top cantilever for hydrogen detection, Sensors and Actuators B:
Chemical
121, Issue 2, 20 February 2007, Pages 706-708.
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R.J. Westerwaal,
M. Slaman, A. Borgschulte, C.P. Broederz,
D.M. Borsa, W. Lohstroh,
B.
Kooi, G. ten Brink, K.G. Tschersich,
H.P. Fleischhauwer, B. Dam, R. Griessen, Optical,
structural, and electrical properties of Mg2NiH4
thin
films in-situ grown by activated reactive evaporation, J. Appl.
Phys. 100
(6) (2006).
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D. Iannuzzi, S. Deladi, H. Schreuders,
M. Slaman,
J.H. Rector, M.C. Elwenspoek, Fiber-top
cantilevers: a new generation of micromachined
sensors for multipurpose applications, 18th International Optical
Fiber
Sensor Conference Technical Digest (Optical Society of America,
Washington DC,
(2006) TuB2.
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M. Pasturel, M.
Slaman, H. Schreuders, J.H. Rector, D.M. Borsa, B. Dam, R. Griessen, Hydrogen
absorption kinetics
and optical properties of Pd-doped Mg thin
films,
J. Appl. Phys. 100 (2006) 023515.
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M. Pasturel, M.
Slaman, D.M. Borsa, H. Schreuders,
B. Dam, R. Griessen, Stabilized switchable "black state" in Mg2NiH4/Ti/Pd thin films for optical hydrogen sensing,
Appl. Phys.
Lett. 89 (2006) 021913.
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Lars Zimmermann, Joachim John, Martijn
de Weerd, Martin Slaman,
Stefan Nemeth, Patrick Merken, Staf
Borghs, Chris Van Hoof, InGaAs
on GaAs Extended Wavelength Linear Array`s,
Proceedings of the SPIE, 4288-11 (June 2001).
Patents:
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Device comprising a transparent structure,
solar collector or greenhouse provided with such device, (Magic Prism
Angle),
filed in May 2012, Inventors R. Griessen and M. Slaman, P6040328NL,
(Applicant:
VU, owner: VU).
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Device and method for optically detecting
gas (Multi-fiber detector), filed
in April 2009, Inventor M. Slaman, patent WO2010117277, NL2002744,
(P6021967NL1). (Applicant: ACTS, owner: ECN).
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Reflecting device, solar collector,
pitched roof provided with a solar collector of this type, and
greenhouse.
(Solar collector overheat protection), filed in February 2008, Inventors: R.
Griessen and M. Slaman. (Owned by VU). Filed as Optical switch for
greenhouse
applications in august 2008, WO2009099331, OCN-2001271 (6017675NL).
(Applicant:
VU, owner: VU, exclusive license supplied).
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Protective coating for metal-hydride based
devices, filed in March 2006, Inventors: B. Dam,
H. Schreuders, M. Slaman and M. Pasturel;
WO2007126313, NL1031708, EP2010960, AU2007244044, (P6007119NL).
(Applicant:
ACTS, owner: ECN).
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Optical switching device (Fiber-optic
micro mirror H2 detector), filed
in September 2005, Inventors: B. Dam, R. Griessen, W. Lohstroh,
M. Pasturel and M. Slaman; WO2007049965,
NL1030299,
EP1952195, CA2627651, AU2006306870, US2008291452, PCT/NL2006/050268
(P6003851NL). (Applicant: ACTS, owner: ECN).
Awards and grants:
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Patent award for contributing as an
academic researcher to research that has led to an invention in the
ACTS
Sustainable hydrogen program, March 24, 2011, P6021967NL1, Device
and method
for optically detecting gas. (1000 euro).
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Sustainable hydrogen valorization
grant ACTS 2010, Hydrogen indicator tape, B. Dam, M.
Slaman,
December 2010, end date 31-06-2013 (Grant of 280k euro).
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Finalist Inventor award Amsterdam 2009.
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Winner of the best climate idea contest
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Patent award for contributing as an
academic researcher to research that has led to an invention in the
ACTS
Sustainable hydrogen program, November 7, 2007, P6007119NL, Protective
coating
for metal-hydride based devices. (1000 euro).
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Patent award for contributing as an
academic researcher to research that has led to an invention in the
ACTS
Sustainable hydrogen program, November 3, 2005, P6003851NL, Optical
switching
device. (1000 euro).
Oral presentations:
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Optical hydrogen sensors based on metal-hydrides, 2012 SPIE
Defense, Security+Sensing, Photonic
Applications for
Aerospace, Transportation, and Harsh Environment III, Talk 8368-04, 23
April
2012, Baltimore USA, (Member of the program committee conference 8368).
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Optical hydrogen sensing; new techniques, February 1
2012, Lunteren, the Netherlands.
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Plastic solar thermal collectors, Energy 2010:
Back to the future, 2 July 2010, Tropen instituut Amsterdam
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Practical use of optical hydrogen sensors, sixth ACTS
sustainable hydrogen conference, 4 November 2009, Ede
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First steps to a quantitative fiber-optic hydrogen
sensor, fifth ACTS
Sustainable Hydrogen conference, 24 October 2008,
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Optic fiber hydrogen sensors based on Mg-Ti, MH 2008, Talk
A1 (4),
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Optic fiber
hydrogen sensors based on Mg-Ti, Cimtec
2008, Talk B-2.1:
L09,
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Fiber optic hydrogen detectors containing Mg-based
metal hydrides, Advances in Dutch Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Research, Petten,
the Netherlands, 22 May 2008.
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Fiber optic hydrogen detectors containing Mg-based
metal hydrides, MRS fall meeting 2006, Talk Z1.3,
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Progress in fiber optic hydrogen sensing, Third ACTS
Sustainable Hydrogen conference, Hulshorst,
the
Netherlands, October 25, 2006.
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The birth of a stable fiber-optic hydrogen detector, Second ACTS
Sustainable Hydrogen conference, Hulshorst,
the
Netherlands, November 3, 2005.
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Optimization of the switchable mirror active layer of
fiber-optic hydrogen sensors, First ACTS Sustainable Hydrogen conference, Hulshorst, the Netherlands, June 24, 2004.
Poster presentations and fairs:
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Revealing the presence
of hydrogen, Gordon
research conference MH 2011, July 2011, Stonehill
college, Eason MA.
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Pd-alloy based thin films
for hydrogen sensing applications, MH2010, 19 July 2010, Lomonosov
state university,
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SolSwitch; Temperature
limitation for cheap plastic thermal solar collectors, E-dee,
16 June 2010, ECN Petten.
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Optisch schakelbaar kasdek, Event Vrienden van wetenschap,
innovatie platform, 2 December 2009, Den
Haag.
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SolSwitch for solar
thermal collector and greenhouses, M. Slaman and R. Griessen, Inventor dinner, 18
June 2009,
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Het beste klimaat idee van
Nederland, M.
Slaman, P. van Hoorn, INESPO 16 May 2009, VU University Amsterdam.
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Fiber top Technology, precisiebeurs
26 and 27 November 2008 Veldhoven.
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Fiber optic hydrogen detectors, from
fundamental research to safety applications, M. Slaman, B. Dam, H. Schreuders,
R. Griessen, Physics @FOM 2008, Veldhoven.
Memberships: