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dr. Ivo van Stokkum

Associate Professor, Faculty of Science, Biophysics Photosynthesis/Energy

Associate Professor, LaserLaB, LaserLaB - Energy

Personal information

From 1979 until 1984 he studied physics at the Radboud University Nijmegen. Bachelors degree in physics and chemistry in 1982 (cum laude). Masters degree in experimental physics in 1984 (cum laude). Ph.D. degree in natural sciences on September 13, 1989 Analysis of auditory brainstem neurons in the grassfrog (Ph.D. advisor Prof. dr. C.C.A.M. Gielen). In December 1989 he became UD (universitair docent, comparable to assistant professor) in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Faculty of Sciences, of the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam. First in the Physics Applied Computer Science group, since October 2005 in the Biophysics of photosynthesis group. Since July 2014 UHD (universitair hoofddocent, comparable to associate professor).

Ivo van Stokkum | Biophysics of Photosynthesis section | Department of Physics and Astronomy

Research

Systems Biophysics of photosynthesis

The aim of Systems biophysics is to develop compartmental, spectral, and thermodynamic models that describe complex photosynthetic systems. Such models are based upon measured time-resolved absorption and emission spectra, which are two-dimensional data sets. Global and target analysis methods and software have been developed to identify the model and estimate the biophysical parameters that describe all data.

Teaching

Bachelor courses 

  • 2SBI Toegepaste Informatica voor SBI 
  • 3SBI Modelleren voor SBI 
  • 2MNW Practicum Natuurkunde en Informatica, module Programmeren in Mathematica 
  • 3MNW Project Systeemmodelleren

Master courses

  • BMTP Ph&A: From Physics to Physiology
  • Ph&A Photosynthesis and Energy
  • BMTP Ph&A: Parameter Estimation Applied to Medical & Biological Science
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