A boost for digitalisation: two UT projects receive NWO supportA total of twelve projects have been awarded funding by NWO under the TDCC 2025 call. These projects cover a wide range of topics, such as developing a national digital ecosystem for FAIR fungal research and identifying the top 10 best solutions for the secure sharing of patient-generated health data. The University of Twente (UT) has been awarded funding for no fewer than two projects: one focusing on an open-source field data logger and another on skills for energy-efficient and large-scale scientific computing.Read more
Do we actually design organisations well? And who brings technical thinking to the decisions that shape society?Three sessions at the Alumni Days ask the questions every UT alumnus recognises: About the human side of organisations, About what is lost when technically trained people are absent from the tables where crucial decisions are made; And about what happens when data and technology are used where they matter most.Read more
A boost for digitalisation: two UT projects receive NWO support
Do we actually design organisations well? And who brings technical thinking to the decisions that shape society?
Princess Margriet visited UT for an update on the Data for Disaster Resilience chair
UT students drive to Calais to support refugees
Smart Energy Hubs Conference 2026 (3rd edition)
Rising temperatures can delay the arrival of spring
Tom Loran says goodbye to ITC 
Project SEEN‑ATLAS Receives European Funding
Master's in Geo-information Science and Earth Observation recognised as an initial Master's
Prototype 'digital twin' helps Enschede better predict groundwater
Calisto Omondi 500th PhD graduate
IPBES report: businesses cannot survive without nature
