FET-OPEN grant for topological states in germanium nanowiresLimited scalability and the high sensitivity of qubits as building blocks for the quantum computer are still in the way of the ‘super computer’s’ big breakthrough. Researchers of the University of Twente, together with colleagues from Austria, Switzerland and the Netherlands may have found a promising solution to address these challenges. They have been awarded a 3.1 million euro financial contribution from the EU’s Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) programme.Read more
Complete renewable energy in 2033 feasible for CuraçaoUnlike most countries in the world, Curaçao generates about 34 percent of the current electricity production through wind and solar energy. In the Netherlands, that is merely 6 percent. Engineer Richenel Bulbaai from Curaçao defended his dissertation on this subject on 11 October 2019 at the University of Twente. His findings indicate that Curaçao can live entirely from renewable energy in 2033. Moreover, the annual CO2 emissions can be reduced by about 92 percent.Read more
FET-OPEN grant for topological states in germanium nanowires
Complete renewable energy in 2033 feasible for Curaçao
Cryptography without using secret keys
Sudden end to Solar Team Twente's Solar Challenge pursuit
University of Twente’s own research into the wellbeing of its students
"Healthcare innovation delayed"
Researchers TechMed Centre, ZGT and BVN win ‘Patient Innovation Award 2019’
Han Warmelink appointed as the University of Twente’s Ombuds Officer
UT crowned best technical university in the Netherlands
David Korringa appointed as portfolio holder operational management ITC
Five million euro grant award for predictive maintenance using big data algorithms
University of Twente maps out ticks in the Netherlands
