AI-driven forensic investigation system nominated for Computable Awards 2025The AI-driven forensic investigation system of the UT, Saxion and the Police Academy has been nominated for the Computable Awards 2025. The Computable Awards are 'the leading professional awards of the Dutch IT sector'. Within this (PhD) research, UT researcher Dimitar Rangelov focuses on crime scenes, looking at 3D reconstructions, gas detection and AI-driven scenario analyses.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
AI-driven forensic investigation system nominated for Computable Awards 2025
UT spin-off QuiX Quantum secures €15 million to build photonic quantum computer
New technology for long-duration heat storage and upgrading awarded €2.5 million EU grant
UT will only enter into partnerships in conflict areas that contribute to peace and the protection of human rights
University of Twente publishes 2024 annual report: focus on resilience and renewal
Two UT-consortia receive funding within NWA ORC
University of Twente’s CLEAR project wins 1st prize at Dutch Higher Education Award 2025
New research reveals important gaps in knowledge about coastal sand nourishments
STAR interview: a novel class of combined artificial lung & kidney devices for a better and safer treatment of patients
Nanolympian from Twente brings quantum computer closer
UT Challenge 2025: Meet the Winners!
Open Source accelerates tools for small patient groups
