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NWO KIC grantA consortium of several UT researchers including four affiliated to the S&T faculty has been awarded funding for their project ‘Diffuse Irradiance Redirector for Efficient ConcenTration (DIRECT)’ within the NWO KIC call for ‘Wind and solar energy innovations’. With their colleagues from the BMS faculty and other institutions, Rebecca Saive (project lead), André ten Elshof, Monica Morales Masis (all three Inorganic Materials Science, IMS) and Annemarie Huijser (Photocatalytic Synthesis, PCS) will work on solar power plants in which the buildings, nature, and agriculture surrounding the solar panels play an important role in solar energy collection. The team will also develop a new type of nanophotonic material which collects sunlight and redirects invisible infrared light towards solar panels. This non-harmful, ‘cold’ light is ideal for high solar cell performance and invisible to the human eye, enabling more solar energy production per square metre and significantly reducing the cost, environmental burden, and land scale alteration. This multidisciplinary team will investigate technical and business opportunities as well as environmental and societal impacts. For more information visit the website of NWO or read our news item on utwente.nl.Read more
Jos Paulusse in “Memories for life”Wednesday June 29th the program “Herinneringen voor het leven” —“Memories for life”— was on Dutch TV at NPO1. Organized by the foundation Alzheimer Nederland, relatives of patients got the opportunity to speak up about the impact of dementia and the need to stop dementia.Read more
NWO KIC grant
Jos Paulusse in “Memories for life”
‘Automating data analysis is core part of science’
Promising new extraction media deserve follow-up
Converting sunlight into fuel
'Dewatering' of biomaterials consuming far less energy
"That phone call from The Times planted the seed"
Logical switching using one single molecule
Poster Prize & Business Impact Prize @ MESA+day
Membrane filtration pilot with new wastewater treatment technology
Green Nephrology
Calculating with chemical reactions with a memory
