4TU.Health Event 2026 sets course for collaborative healthcare innovationTechnology is seen as a key part of the solution for the problems our healthcare system faces. This comes with the need to accelerate technological innovation in healthcare and better connect the broad stakeholder landscape needed for impactful solutions in daily care practice. The 4TU.Health event, organised by 4TU.Health Centre, on Thursday 28 May 2026 in Wageningen, brings together experts from the four technical universities, partners and other stakeholders to combine knowledge, experience and ideas. The event offers a unique opportunity to meet, connect and jointly develop a strategic agenda addressing the road towards a future where technology enables our healthcare system. The event is relevant for anyone active in technological healthcare innovation and seeking to contribute to structural solutions with societal impact.Read more
Klaasjan Visscher appointed as Vice Dean Education of Faculty Behavioural, Management and Social SciencesThe Executive Board has appointed prof. dr. ir. Klaasjan Visscher as Vice Dean Education of the Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences. The effective date of his appointment is 1 April 2026. He will succeed Ciano Aydin, who has held this position for eight years.Read more
4TU.Health Event 2026 sets course for collaborative healthcare innovation
Klaasjan Visscher appointed as Vice Dean Education of Faculty Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences
From digital frontline to logistics algorithm
International recognition: UT professor Kim Schildkamp joins IFIP education committee
UT research debunks the filter bubble myth
Twente Health School Event: ready to shape the future of health?
Conference 'From Posts to Insights: Navigating Social Media Data Challenges in Research'
UT nominations for Science Award
Drones accelerate and improve humanitarian aid delivery during disasters
IPBES report: businesses cannot survive without nature
UT researchers receive two Dutch Cyber Security research awards
Social robot with AI shows promise for patient and clinician acceptance
