"On Thursday, 16 April, more than 240 researchers, students and other professionals came together for the TechMed Research Day at the University of Twente.
At the end of the day, six researchers received a prize for their presentation, based on audience feedback and scores for submitted abstracts. The three best oral presentations and the three best poster presentations were rewarded with a TechMed Centre hoodie and a ticket to the upcoming TechMed Event on 5 November 2026."
Nikki van Loenen is one of the winners of an oral presentation:
"Nikki van Loenen (EEMCS-EE-BIOS) is developing a urine-based screening test for cervical cancer using lab-on-a-chip diagnostics. As only half of women in the Netherlands participate in current screening programmes, there is an urgent need for a low-barrier alternative. The study showed that a simple dilution of urine significantly improves CRISPR detection, a key finding on the path towards a home self-sampling test."
https://www.utwente.nl/en/techmed/events/techmed-research-day/
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