Mark Mietus
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RESEARCH PROFILE
As community manager in the Research Support Office (RSO), I'm focusing on:
a) supporting the TU/e institutes (EIRES, EAISI, ICMS, EHCI) to strengthen their communities. Project activities can be either combined for several institutes, but also specific for one.
b) transforming the TU/e research support into a learning organization, looking for synergies and cooperation wherever possible.
I love working at the interface of disciplines, exploring the boundaries of what is possible and pushing them a little bit each time to improve collaboration between specialists.
Creating overview enables insight; joint insight leads to effective cooperation
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Mark is trained as a physicist and worked many years in several functions in industry. He has experience in forecasting major market transformations and in managing organizational change. He understands the challenges of academia and industry, enabling him to bring both sectors together. Mark’s ambition is to give hands on support and get things done. He focusses on clear communication, transparent overviews and strong program management to stimulate the growth of new scientific ideas and collaborations.
Recent Publications
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Mark Mietus
Design, construction and implementation of a beam profile analyser for low energy ion beams
(1994) -
L.C.A. van den Oetelaar,J.-P. Jacobs,M.J. Mietus,V.N. Semenov,V.G. Glebovsky
Quantitative surface analysis of NbxTa1-x alloys by low-energy ion scattering
Applied Surface Science (1993) -
E.J.D. Vredenbregt,M.P.M. van Besouw,M.J.J. Vrakking,M.J. Mietus,C.E.P. Gerrits,H.C.W. Beijerinck
A beam experiment on excimer formation in collisions of Kr*(3P0), Kr*(3P2), and Xe* atoms with Br-containing molecules
Journal of Chemical Physics (1993)
Ancillary Activities
No ancillary activities