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UT and Labmicta join forces to improve laboratory processesUT and medical microbiology laboratory Labmicta are joining forces to optimise laboratory processes with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotisation. In the coming years, they will collaborate on innovative solutions to enhance laboratory diagnostics, making them faster, more efficient, and more sustainable. This should improve patient care, as healthcare providers can make diagnoses even quicker and more accurately. Last week, the collaboration, which also stimulates the regional economy and innovative strength, was officially ratified during a signing ceremony. A PhD student will focus on research and implementation of AI and robotisation in laboratories, supervised by experts from both the UT and Labmicta.Read more
Why this researcher is putting antennas on lamppostsWhen Syllas Rangel C. Magalhaes talks about mobile networks, you do not get buzzwords or tech jargon. You get someone who is genuinely curious about how things work. And more importantly, how they could work better.eemcsRead more
UT and Labmicta join forces to improve laboratory processes
Why this researcher is putting antennas on lampposts
Two UT scientists honoured with prestigious For Women in Science Awards 2025
Intelligent data-driven tools for cross-border collaboration in healthcare
In Memoriam Huibert Kwakernaak 1937-2024
New course shapes tomorrow's digital government
"The future of technology does not have to be wasteful. We just have to be smart about how we build it"
New UT research projects launched within Open Technology Programme
The energy costs of digital communication and how to reduce them
New spin-off: AnGard Microwave
Celebrating Innovation: The Official Opening of the Cardiovascular Health Technology Centre
Johannes Schmidt-Hieber awarded prestigious Van Dantzig prize
