Mathematical simulations shed new light on epilepsy surgeryResults from an unexpected quarter could help neurologists to identify which brain region to remove to eliminate an epilepsy patient’s symptoms. Mathematicians from the University of Twente, together with researchers from the University Medical Center Utrecht, have shown that it is sensible to examine the interconnections between different brain regions closely, instead of searching for abnormal regions only. The results of their study were published in the scientific journal Epilepsia.Wed 20 Sep 2017Read more
Two high-level visits from JapanTwo delegations from Japan visited the University of Twente and Novel-T early september. Both were here to find out more about Twente and to learn about our approach to innovation and enterprise.Tue 19 Sep 2017Read more
Mathematical simulations shed new light on epilepsy surgery
Two high-level visits from Japan
Epileptic seizures show long distance effects
Contracts signed for construction Technohal, University of Twente
Towards unconventional electronics
Tracing the light inside LEDs
'Technology mediates - to the very heart of political life'
Elephants are changing behaviour in fear of poachers
Wilma van Ingen succeeds Herman Hazewinkel as University of Twente Fund chair
Research into 3D-printed metal aircraft parts
University of Twente front and centre at D’RAN17 Festival for Democracy
UT project on resilience of coastal communities across the world