HMI relocation startedYesterday, the move of the Human Media Interactiong group, from the second floor of Zilverling to Citadel started. Within a day, all the furniture and equipment was moved. The final set-up of the Human Media Group and the Human Media Lab in the Citadel will take about another month.Read more
Beating cancer-related fatigue with personalised interventionsAfter diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, many women suffer from cancer-related fatigue. Twenty percent of the patients are still severely fatigued after ten years. Is there a way to reduce cancer-related fatigue? PhD candidate Lian Beenhakker of the University of Twente compared 35 globally existing eHealth interventions aimed at reducing fatigue. Beenhakker’s publication appeared last week in the European Journal of Cancer Care. Lian Beenhakker: “Patients and their doctors can use this overview to find an eHealth intervention that fits patients’ personal preferences. It’s the first time that such an overview has been developed in this way.”Read more
HMI relocation started
Beating cancer-related fatigue with personalised interventions
ERC Starting Grant for three UT scientists
Free fruit for all within EEMCS
Visit the free lunch lectures on the power of mathematics
Vera Schockemöhle’s Artificial Flower wins first Niers Fund eHealth Voucher
Travelling mathematics exhibition IMAGINARY opened by Prof. dr. Vinod Subramaniam
Nearly five million euros for research into chips, friction and stents
Confining classical and quantum waves with crystals
PhD candidate Dieuwertje Alblas wins best poster award in the STACOM workshop at MICCAI 2022 in Singapore
Mariëlle Stoelinga wins award for 20-year-old scientific publication
Interplay of electronics and photonics for next generation quantum devices
