Filtered on:
STAR interview: a novel class of combined artificial lung & kidney devices for a better and safer treatment of patientsIn this STAR interview, we speak to Jutta Arens of the Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET). STAR is an acronym for (S)ituation, (T)asks, (A)ctions, (R)esults. We have many “star” colleagues at UT with interesting stories to tell. Jutta Arens develops a novel class of combined artificial lung & kidney devices for a better and safer treatment of patients.ETHealth technologySTARTechMedRead more
Nanolympian from Twente brings quantum computer closerOn Friday, 20 June, UT researcher Femke Witmans will defend her PhD research on nanowires: a promising material for quantum computers. At the same time, she shares her enthusiasm with anyone interested. Through blogs, the Nanolympics and accessible talks, among other things, she shows that quantum technology is for everyone.Read more
STAR interview: a novel class of combined artificial lung & kidney devices for a better and safer treatment of patients
Nanolympian from Twente brings quantum computer closer
UT Challenge 2025: Meet the Winners!
Open Source accelerates tools for small patient groups
Working visit by Minister Bruins of Education to Twente
Unique fingerprints on ancient statues revealed in groundbreaking research on Artus Quellinus
The UT Challenge 2025 Grand Finale: A Resounding Succes
TechMed Magazine 2025 is out now!
UT Challenge 2025 Grand Finale
New seismometer system for real-time monitoring in the North Sea
UT initiative 'CLEAR' nominated for Dutch Education Award
Rectors of the Dutch universities: protect academic freedom together
