Rising temperatures can delay the arrival of springWarmer temperatures are often expected to make plants start growing earlier; that is what scientists have long assumed. But ITC researcher Siqi Shi tells a more complex story. Analysing decades of satellite data across Africa and beyond, she shows that once temperatures exceed a plant’s optimal growth threshold, further warming delays rather than advances the start of the growing season.Read more
From digital frontline to logistics algorithmCybersecurity, artificial intelligence, sensory research, smart logistics — the programme of the Lustrum Alumni Days on 8 and 9 May is quintessentially UT: broad, applied science that touches the big questions of our time. Here’s a first glimpse of what’s in store.Read more
Rising temperatures can delay the arrival of spring
From digital frontline to logistics algorithm
Collaboration within PIHC should further improve diabetes care
International recognition: UT professor Kim Schildkamp joins IFIP education committee
New strategy aims to grow Kennispark Twente to 700 companies and 16,500 jobs
Nomination for the 2026 Ds. The Visscher Prize for University of Twente’s Simon Langener
Important step for chip tech talent and project beethoven
UT research project ‘Hand in hand against stress’ wins the Klokhuis Science Prize
UT research debunks the filter bubble myth
Filtering photons for better quantum computers
Jacqueline van Berkum Award for Kim Wijlens
University of Twente strengthens innovation in women's health
