‘Regulation actually makes innovation possible’The consequences of technological innovations are often incalculable. Bärbel Dorbeck-Jung, Professor of Regulation and Technology at the University of Twente, is researching how ‘legislation’ deals with uncertainties. Dorbeck-Jung will hold her inaugural lecture on 2 February... |
High tech, human touch. That is the University of Twente. Some 3,300 scientists and other professionals working together on cutting-edge research, innovations with real-world relevance and inspiring education for more than 9,000 students. The enterprising university encourages students to develop an entrepreneurial spirit and is a partner of Kennispark Twente. UT researcher develops simple journey planner for NS Dutch RailwaysUT researcher Kien Tjin-Kam-Jet has developed a new journey planner for NS Dutch Railways that has just one search field. It has been... Read more UT has solution for troubled ITER nuclear fusion reactorThe superconducting cables designed for the ITER fusion reactor (cost: 16 billion euros) are unable to withstand the planned forty to sixty thousand charge cycles. Barring... Read more |
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 3D animation of the campusUT spin off Nymus3D has developed a three-dimensional map of the University of Twente campus and the adjacent Business & Science Park Enschede/Kennispark Twente. |  UTopic: Health‘Health’ is a key research theme at the UT. Several hundred researchers are active in the field. They apply various perspectives based on a wide range of disciplines, including medical technology, psychology and logistics. |
 UT magazineUniversity of Twente. is the new magazine for alumni and partners of the University of Twente. |  The 'Beeldbank'Pictures about student live at the campus in de past years, portraits of professors and other UT-members, pictures and videos about special moments in the 50 years of UT history. All this, and even more is available in the UT "Beeldbank". |
