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Spin echo… echo… echo

Testing some physics practicum NMR setups, home built by UvA Technologie Centrum

Posted byjoshuadijksman2022-12-072022-12-31Posted inUncategorized

Moving to the University of Amsterdam!

Per September 1, Joshua will be working in the Soft Matter department of the Van der Waals – Zeeman Institute. For one more year he will be affiliated with Wageningen University for one day per week. The team will be active in both places!

Posted byjoshuadijksman2022-09-012022-08-29Posted inUncategorized

Direct evidence of stress-induced chain proximity in a macromolecular complex

PEG/PAA mixtures display shear-induced gelation which can be traced back to chain proximity with NOESY techniques and most likely hydrogen bonding.

Posted byjoshuadijksman2020-07-012021-05-17Posted inUncategorized

Available for outreach lectures

You can now hire Joshua to give lectures on breakfast materials science via Kennis Op Straat. He will tailor the lectures on the audience (10+).

Posted byjoshuadijksman2019-09-102021-05-14Posted inUncategorized

Dutch Soft Matter Meeting

The Dutch Soft Matter community‘s bi-annual meeting. This time in Utrecht.

Posted byjoshuadijksman2018-06-082021-06-05Posted inUncategorized

Particles 2017

The particles discussed were more polydisperse than the audience.

Posted byjoshuadijksman2017-09-262021-06-05Posted inUncategorized

Talk at Teacher’s Day Wageningen University

In summer 2015 we made an effort to make instructional videos for our freshman General Chemistry lab classes. Other teachers also wanted to hear about how to do this!

Posted byjoshuadijksman2015-12-092021-05-17Posted inUncategorized

15 seconds of fame in our university newspaper

Sustaining the questionable cycle of systematic self-promotion…

Posted byjoshuadijksman2015-03-122021-06-05Posted inUncategorized

Spanning the scales of granular materials through microscopic force imaging

Check out the paper on contact force imaging on compressed hydrogel spheres, done at Duke University. Don’t forget the associated discrete element modeling work.

Posted byjoshuadijksman2015-03-062021-05-17Posted inUncategorized

Teaching General Chemistry 2 PCC12403

It never hurts to brush up on your chemistry. Well actually it does hurt, but it’s also fun.

Posted byjoshuadijksman2015-01-032021-05-17Posted inUncategorized
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