Mart Johan Deuzeman

Mart Johan Deuzeman is a researcher at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Sensors and Smart Systems Research Centre Biobased Economy. His work bridges experimental plasma physics and sensor technology development, with strong collaborative ties to Rijksuniversiteit Groningen's physics department.

His research focuses on laser-matter interactions, particularly tin plasma generation for extreme ultraviolet light sources. Key areas include:

• Temporal characterization of ns/ps/fs laser-produced tin plasmas
• Ion energy distribution measurements
• Ablation depth analysis
• X-ray absorption spectroscopy of organic molecules
• Sensor network development for structural monitoring

His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through applications in clean energy technology and sustainable infrastructure.

Publications from 2014-2020 show consistent output in plasma physics journals, with increasing focus on applied sensor systems. His research demonstrates strong technical depth in experimental plasma diagnostics while expanding into biobased economy applications.

Doctoral training was completed at Rijksuniversiteit Groningen in 2019 with thesis on tin ion generation. Current work integrates fundamental plasma research with practical sensor system development at Hanze University.

Collaborative research dominates his publication record, with all significant works co-authored with Groningen-based physicists. The Sensequake project demonstrates applied engineering translation of his sensor expertise for civil infrastructure monitoring.