Corona crisis: UT team to tackle logistical issues in healthcare sectorThe University of Twente has put together a team of researchers to help solve logistical problems in the healthcare sector caused by the corona pandemic.Read more
Predicting the future to decrease the temperature of mobile devicesThe number of sensors all around us is rapidly increasing. From smartwatches and heart-rate monitors to smart refrigerators and thermostats, everything is measured and tracked. All these sensors for the Internet of Things (IoT) devices need batteries and they consume a lot of power. The project ZERO (Towards Energy Autonomous Systems for IoT) aims to create efficient devices that exploit the energy already around them, such as light, vibration and heat.Read more
Corona crisis: UT team to tackle logistical issues in healthcare sector
Predicting the future to decrease the temperature of mobile devices
One hundred Twente EIT Digital Masterschool degrees
ENW-KLEIN grant for Matthias Schlottbom
Bouquets of nanoflowers with a golden touch
Major NWO grants for seven research projects of University of Twente
New UT student team: Esports Team Twente
A new way to assess male fertility
Computer Science staff: coming and going
Eric Klumperink named 2020 IEEE Fellow
2019 Harvey Rosten Award for Excellence for EEMCS team
New nanosensor detects cancer biomarkers in drop of blood
