National boost for Hospitals of the FutureThe Dutch government will invest €102.5 million in the country’s medical technology sector over the next ten years. The joint commitment of the Ministries of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy and of Health, Welfare and Sport underlines that medical technology not only contributes to future-proof healthcare, but also creates opportunities for innovation, economic activity and the earning potential of the Dutch economy. Within this national MedTech growth plan, the Twente-based Hospitals of the Future initiative will play a key national role as one of three lines of action.Read more
Taking a chainsaw to an icebergThis summer, the University of Twente is melting two-metre blocks of ice in a large, water-filled silo on its campus. Researchers from the Physics of Fluids department are measuring how fast the ice melts in fresh and salt water to better understand the lifetime of icebergs.Read more
National boost for Hospitals of the Future
Taking a chainsaw to an iceberg
Revost pilots smart e-bike docking station at the UT
Twente is building a hospital of the future
Joost-Pieter Katoen receives KHMW Langerhuizen Lifetime Achievement Award 2026
Gregor Halff appointed new President of the Executive Board of the University of Twente
Proof of Concept Grants for Baeumer and Passier
Annual Report 2025 published
Biosensor chip detects cervical cancer more easily
Innovative Smart Brace aims to drastically reduce physical strain in healthcare and industry
Four research teams awarded Strategic Collaboration Grants by the University of Twente and the University of Münster
Prestigious ERC Advanced Grant for Leijten and Van der Meer
