Schwab and Lenferink: New Members of De Jonge AkademieBettina Schwab (EEMCS) and Lonneke Lenferink (BMS) are the newest UT members of De Jonge Akademie. In total, the Akademie welcomes ten new members. They come from the full breadth of science and research, a wide variety of topics. During their five-year membership, they commit themselves to the science system as a whole, working on projects related to, for example, science policy and the role of science in society.Read more
UT leads €8 million national sodium-ion battery researchFrom electric trucks, buses, ships and industrial machinery to stationary energy storage for the electricity grid: sodium-ion batteries could play an important role in making large-scale energy storage more sustainable and less dependent on scarce raw materials. This week, the Dutch Research Council (NWO) has granted the NANEXBAT research consortium a subsidy of €8 million to explore materials innovations for next-generation sodium-ion batteries. The UT-led consortium will start a combination of experimental and computational studies on how these materials can be improved and made suitable for real-world applications.Read more
Schwab and Lenferink: New Members of De Jonge Akademie
UT leads €8 million national sodium-ion battery research
Winter weather conditions may lead to disruptions
New Year's meeting and UT in the Media awards 2025
MedTech sector launches national growth plan
Two UT projects receive Perspectief grant
Three new NAE Fellows and Young Engineers with UT background
Transforming urban policy for a healthier and safer Enschede (and other cities)
UT celebrates 64th Dies: a look at the hospital of the future
Van Damme scholarship for Lisa Deijlen and Wietske Woliner
The Professor De Winter Award 2025 goes to Anneliene Jonker
Yifei Yu wins Overijssel PhD Award 2025
