Drones accelerate and improve humanitarian aid delivery during disastersWhen disaster strikes, every minute counts. New scientific research shows that UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), commonly referred to as drones, can play an important role in delivering emergency aid more quickly and efficiently. The aim is not to replace existing modes of transport, but rather to strengthen cooperation between different forms of transportation.Read more
UT Professor Frederic Schuller elected to the Academy for Excellence in Higher EducationFrederic P. Schuller, Professor of Applied Mathematics at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS), has been inducted as a foreign member into the Academy for Excellence in Higher Education (Akademie Ausgezeichnete Hochschullehre).Read more
Drones accelerate and improve humanitarian aid delivery during disasters
UT Professor Frederic Schuller elected to the Academy for Excellence in Higher Education
Herman van der Kooij awarded NWO grant for E-Walk project
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ERC Proof of Concept for UT photonic chip research
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Vinod Subramaniam leaves University of Twente for University of Amsterdam
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Ten National Technology Strategy action agendas unveiled
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