Kvasir

Kvasir is the committee of Thor that organises events for Automotive and Electrical Engineering students in collaboration with companies. These events include excursions, workshops, lunch and pub lectures. The workshops focus on skills like writing your CV and how to present yourself to a company, but may also be of a more technical nature. The excursions and lectures show the job opportunities for students after graduation as well as possible internships, graduation projects and part-time jobs. 

As a member of Kvasir, you are tasked with the organisation of these events. You will make arrangements for the events as well as supervise the communication between Thor and the companies in question. Close contact with companies and the organisation of the events will lead to the development of skills such as planning, organising, communicating and presenting yourself.

Member
Lucas van Bemmel
Niels van den Broek
Jasper Zwartjes
Gerbrand Wit
Eva Schreiber
stefano bracciali
Aleks Atanasov
Tvisha Sri Kunapuli
Eesha Ajit
Gergely Fodor
Satya Dharmawan
Sven van Alphen
Niklas Szuchy
ASML
Kvasir

ASML Lunch Lecture

Few companies shape the future of electronics quite like ASML. As the world's leading supplier of lithography systems for the semiconductor industry, ASML's machines sit at the heart of every advanced chip produced today, from the processors in our laptops to the AI accelerators driving the next generation of computing. Their EUV (extreme ultraviolet) lithography technology is widely regarded as one of the most complex engineering achievements of our time, combining precision optics, plasma physics, mechatronics, control engineering, and software on a scale that is hard to overstate. 

On May 20th, ASML will visit Thor for a lunch lecture. It is a great opportunity to hear directly from the engineers behind the technology, get a sense of the kind of work that goes on inside one of the Netherlands' most influential high-tech companies, and see where electrical engineers fit into the picture. Expect a mix of technical insight, real-world engineering challenges, and an honest look at what day-to-day work at ASML actually involves. 

Whether you are exploring options for an internship, a graduation project, or a future career in high-tech, this is a chance to learn from one of the most important players in the field and to ask the questions you would not get answered in a brochure. 

Lunch and drinks will be provided during the lecture.

This activity accounts for one MyFuture point. 

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Flux 6.154 (Colloquium 6)
Wednesday 20-05-2026
12:30 - 13:30