Home News Opening Van Leeuwenhoek Laboratory on 4 November 2009
3 november 2009
Opening Van Leeuwenhoek Laboratory on 4 November 2009
Not fancy, but a huge revolution!
TNO and TU Delft are proud of the new Van Leeuwenhoek Laboratory (VLL).
This high-tech complex packed with advanced research facilities is
certainly an asset, especially for businesses (SMEs) and researchers
working in the field of micro and nanotechnology. It strengthens the
position of Delft as the beating heart of activities in the field of
nanotechnology in the Netherlands. However, its impact will extend
beyond Netherlands: this super-modern facility will even attract much
attention worldwide. The VLL of TNO and TU Delft is a key feature on
the Dutch frontier of nanotechnology innovation.
Programme
15.30 Welcome
16.00 Opening by moderator Martijn van Calmthout
16.05 Speech by J.H.J. (Jan) Mengelers, MSc, chairman of the TNO Board of Management
16.15 Speech by D.J. (Dirk Jan) van den Berg, MA, President TU Delft
16.25 Speech by the Minister of Education, Culture and Science, Dr. R.H.A. (Ronald) Plasterk
16.40 Film ‘North Sea Nano’
16.50 Speech by Professor H.W.M. (Huub) Salemink, PhD, Kavli Institute of
Nanoscience TU Delft, vice-president NanoNed
16.55 Speech by Dr. J. (Jan) Schreuder, CEO CardioDynamics BV
17.05 Speech by M. (Martin) van den Brink, MSc, CTO ASML
17.15 Speech by Professor L.P. (Leo) Kouwenhoven, PhD, professor
Quantum Transport, Kavli Institute of Nanoscience TU Delft
17.25 Closing words by Martijn van Calmthout
17.30 Reception and buffet