Knowledge sector takes major step forward in new approach to recognising and rewarding academicsToday, the VSNU, NFU, KNAW, NWO and ZonMw are publishing the position paper ‘Room for everyone’s talent: towards a new balance in the recognition and rewards for academics’ in which we indicate how we aim to more broadly recognise and reward the work of academic staff. This includes placing less emphasis on the number of publications, and a greater emphasis on the other domains in which the academic is active, such as education and impact. This broader form of recognition and appreciation is better suited to the current core tasks of knowledge and educational institutions and what society requires of these establishments.Read more
King Willem-Alexander to open TechMed Centre at the University of TwenteHis Majesty King Willem-Alexander will perform the official opening of the brand new TechMed Centre at the University of Twente (UT). This will take place on 29 November 2019, the day on which the University of Twente celebrates its 58th anniversary, the DIES Natalis. His Majesty King Willem-Alexander will be given a guided tour of the TechMed Centre at the end of the official opening. This research centre is unique. Until now, no one place in the Netherlands has brought medical technology together in this way.Read more
Knowledge sector takes major step forward in new approach to recognising and rewarding academics
King Willem-Alexander to open TechMed Centre at the University of Twente
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