Five million euro grant award for predictive maintenance using big data algorithmsA team of researchers led by UT Professor Marielle Stoelinga is set to receive five million euros in funding from the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for the project ‘PrimaVera: Predictive maintenance for very effective asset management’. As part of the project, big data algorithms will be used to enable more effective prediction of failures in infrastructure and production equipment, making maintenance easier to plan. NWO is providing the funding as part of the Dutch National Research Agenda (Nationale Wetenschapsagenda).Read more
‘Snappen we met alle data de tandwielen nog?’Marielle Stoelinga gave an interview for iMaintain.Read more
Five million euro grant award for predictive maintenance using big data algorithms
‘Snappen we met alle data de tandwielen nog?’
Blind Henk Mulder obtains master degree
Marielle Stoelinga attracts 5 million euros for predictive maintenance
Florian Hahn and Joke van Staalduinen new employees at Computer Science- VerifyThis awards for VerCors teams
- NWO Open Technology Programme grant for Marieke Huisman (University of Twente) and Anton Wijs
Introducing Tom van Dijk as assistant professor for Computer Science- First and second prize VERSEN Master thesis award for FMT theses
Create: Tinkering in Informatics wins 2018 Best Practices in Education Award
Farewell to prof. Jaco van de Pol and prof. Boudewijn Haverkort
Appointment of staff and students in the Faculty Council EEMCS
