50 million euro European Quantum pilot P4Q launchedAcross a dozen European countries, a new European pilot will be started in 2026: Photonics for Quantum (P4Q). In this project, a large consortium is working on ways to make photonic chips for quantum applications more reliable and scalable. The coordinator of P4Q, Pepijn Pinkse (University of Twente, NL): "Ideas that currently remain in the lab can grow into really useful devices more quickly."Read more
UT leads €8 million national sodium-ion battery researchFrom electric trucks, buses, ships and industrial machinery to stationary energy storage for the electricity grid: sodium-ion batteries could play an important role in making large-scale energy storage more sustainable and less dependent on scarce raw materials. This week, the Dutch Research Council (NWO) has granted the NANEXBAT research consortium a subsidy of €8 million to explore materials innovations for next-generation sodium-ion batteries. The UT-led consortium will start a combination of experimental and computational studies on how these materials can be improved and made suitable for real-world applications.Read more
50 million euro European Quantum pilot P4Q launched
UT leads €8 million national sodium-ion battery research
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ERC Consolidator Grant for Dr Felix Gunkel
Controlling quantum states in germanene
Guide dog in training at MESA+
A new route to optimise AI hardware
UT to develop ultra-pure laser light
Bubbles as the future of medicine
Researchers make sponges recyclable without toxic chemicals
Small chip, grand mission: searching for signs of extraterrestrial life
Hydrogen bubbles gain spotlight thanks to Global Young Academy initiative
