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Tire Technology International Awards for Innovation and Excellence 2025This year’s Tire Technology International Awards for Innovation and Excellence, presented at Deutsche Messe during Tire Technology Expo 2025 this week, celebrated the industry's best innovations and achievements over the last 12 months. Two awards are for the University of Twente. The Young Scientist Prize for 2025 was given to Katerina Filzer, a PhD student at the UT and Prof Anke Blume received the great honor of getting the Lifetime Achievement Award (as the first female ever, plus by far the youngest one).ETLifetime Achievement awardTire technologyYoung Scientist PrizeRead more
First place for UT students Humanitarian Engineering: ManufacturingBoxUT students Humanitarian Engineering won first place during the World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development (WED). The first place is for the project 'ManufacturingBox', by Team ManufacturingBox from the University of Twente, Netherlands. The second place is for 'ECO BEADa', by Team ECO BEADa from Batangas State University, Philippines, and the third place goes to 'Smart Irrigation Monitoring System (SIMS)', by Team Torpedo from University of Hertfordshire/PSB Academy, Singapore.ETHumanitarian EngineeringManufacturingBoxUnescoRead more
Tire Technology International Awards for Innovation and Excellence 2025
First place for UT students Humanitarian Engineering: ManufacturingBox
Three Vici grants for UT researchers
Magnetics microrobots remove blood clots from sheep iliac artery
UT students are building the future of Noorderkwartier and Willemsknoop in Zwolle
Women in Science Day: the 'UT 25'
STAR interview: biomechanical engineering and robotic technologies with the neuromuscular system
Working with European Partners on Sponge Landscapes around the Vecht
Salt marsh vegetation reduces wave impact on sea dikes by 5 per cent
Three UT scientists receive grant for 'curiosity-driven' research
Pioneers in Healthcare: Collaboration and Innovation for Better Care
Revolutionising wearable robotics through open-source innovation
