Innovative Smart Brace aims to drastically reduce physical strain in healthcare and industryA new technological solution promises relief for millions of workers who perform physically demanding tasks every day. A team of Dutch innovators and scientists from the University of Twente has introduced a so-called 'smart brace' that actively supports the lower back during work.Read more
A boost for digitalisation: two UT projects receive NWO supportA total of twelve projects have been awarded funding by NWO under the TDCC 2025 call. These projects cover a wide range of topics, such as developing a national digital ecosystem for FAIR fungal research and identifying the top 10 best solutions for the secure sharing of patient-generated health data. The University of Twente (UT) has been awarded funding for no fewer than two projects: one focusing on an open-source field data logger and another on skills for energy-efficient and large-scale scientific computing.Read more
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A boost for digitalisation: two UT projects receive NWO support
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