EFRO grant for Lyme test developmentLyme disease is difficult to diagnose and treat, especially in its early stages. Researchers at the University of Twente and UT spin-off ECsens, together with partners Vysens (Hengelo) and InnatOss (Oss), have received a grant of almost two million euros for the development of a promising new Lyme test. The test will be built on a flexible diagnostic platform that can also be used for other diseases.Read more
UT spin-off QuiX Quantum secures €15 million to build photonic quantum computerQuiX Quantum, a spin-off from the University of Twente (UT), has raised €15 million to further advance its photonic quantum technology. The company is deeply rooted in UT research and maintains strong ties with the university.Read more
EFRO grant for Lyme test development
UT spin-off QuiX Quantum secures €15 million to build photonic quantum computer
New Origin builds photonic chip factory in Twente
Nanolympian from Twente brings quantum computer closer
Two Brains Centre projects receive NWO KIC funding
UT professor Detlef Lohse appointed Fellow of the Royal Society
Frederik Wurm receives Steinhofer Lecture Award 2025 in Freiburg
Smart materials without borders: how Twente and Jülich are building the technology of the future
Steering sound with light: a game-changer for integrated photonics
Registration open for Solar Centre Symposium 2025
Win €5,000 with the Niersfonds eHealth Voucher 2025!
Queen Visits "Quantum for Everyone" in Enschede
