Stefan Rutjes learned the trade of system architect on the job at Demcon. Still, he was looking to deepen his knowledge. That’s why he took the systems architecting course at High Tech Institute.
Creating mechanical or electromagnetic models, simulating heat transfer or flow behavior – it has been commonplace for decades. However, system design is becoming increasingly multiphysical, from biomaterials to superconductivity, and modeling and simulation techniques are moving along with it. Switching swiftly between disciplines is what makes this profession so much fun.
Ballooning cooling requirements killed ASML’s concept to manufacture radioisotopes outside nuclear reactors. Not because the system doesn’t work, but because it was getting too expensive.
Airbus and VDL are partnering in the development and production of the UltraAir laser communication system for defense and aviation.
Singapore’s national water agency PUB has committed to the operational rollout of Demcon Optiqua’s real-time drinking water monitoring system.
Thanks to a Demcon-designed cooling system, a major potential obstacle to producing medical isotopes outside nuclear reactors has been removed.
The province of South Holland, the Metropolitan Area Rotterdam The Hague (MRDH) and Quantum Delta NL have awarded a 450 thousand euro subsidy to Impaqt.
Six Dutch companies are working together to build commercial quantum computers.
Systems design expert Demcon is adding another market sector to its belt.
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) has selected TNO to provide key enabling technology to be integrated into the world’s largest telescope, known as the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT).
