AI-driven forensic investigation system nominated for Computable Awards 2025The AI-driven forensic investigation system of the UT, Saxion and the Police Academy has been nominated for the Computable Awards 2025. The Computable Awards are 'the leading professional awards of the Dutch IT sector'. Within this (PhD) research, UT researcher Dimitar Rangelov focuses on crime scenes, looking at 3D reconstructions, gas detection and AI-driven scenario analyses.Read more
€7 Million for multidisciplinary project on democratising AIThe Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded €7 million to the project DECIDE: Democratising AI, Empowering Citizens through Transparent Decision Making, which focuses on the democratisation of artificial intelligence (AI). The grant has been allocated through the NWA ORC programme of the National Science Agenda, which supports research driven by societal challenges.Read more
AI-driven forensic investigation system nominated for Computable Awards 2025
€7 Million for multidisciplinary project on democratising AI
UT researchers awarded ICANN grant for a resilient internet
New seismometer system for real-time monitoring in the North Sea
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UT lecturer with VR title in Cannes Film Festival competition
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Resilience Reflection #34: Open risk communication
