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Dimitar honored with Prestigious Computable AwardDimitar Rangelov, PhD candidate and researcher in the field of crime investigation technology, has been honored with a Computable Award 2025 for his pioneering work on AI-driven solutions for forensic investigation. This recognition underscores the growing impact of artificial intelligence in modern criminal investigation and highlights the transformative research taking place within the Netherlands.Read more
Six Vidi grants for UT researchersSix researchers from the University of Twente, Marcello Carioni (EEMCS), Andrea Continella (EEMCS), Gregor Gantner (EEMCS external), Lonneke Lenferink (BMS), Gaurav Rattan (EEMCS), and Nicola Strisciuglio (EEMCS), have been awarded a Vidi grant. NWO has granted a maximum of € 850,000 to 149 scientists from the domains of Science (ENW), Applied and Engineering Sciences (AES), and Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH), as well as Health, Research, and Development (ZonMw). With the help of the Vidi grant, the talented scientists can start their own line of research and further develop their talent.BMSeemcsgrantnwovidiRead more
Dimitar honored with Prestigious Computable Award
Six Vidi grants for UT researchers
PhD Defence Sheyda Sohail | Privacy-Utility Trade-Off in Healthcare Metadata Sharing and Beyond: A Normative and Empirical Evaluation at Inter and Intra Organizational Levels
PhD Defence Pinar Santemiz | Side-view Face Recognition
PhD Defence Nova Hadi Lestriandoko | The Contribution of Facial Components to Face Recognition
PhD Defence Sheyasi Pathak | Machine Learning in Healthcare: From Petri-dish AI to Reality-centric AI
PhD Defence Jeroen Rook | Multi-Objective Approaches for Automated Algorithm Configuration and Selection
AI-DRIVEN FORENSIC INVESTIGATION SYSTEM NOMINATED FOR COMPUTABLE AWARDS 2025
Doina Bucur receives funding in the NWA ORC round 2024
Džemila Šero uncovering a hidden layer of history
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference 2025
NCCV2025
