UT advises on the use of technology to control coronavirusApps designed to help fight the coronavirus – the government is currently making a major effort to develop these. The development and implementation of such digital tools needs to be done quickly, safely and carefully. Therefore, the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport (VWS) has set up two taskforces within their programme 'Realisation of digital support', that are called 'Digital support to combat COVID-19' and 'Behavioural Sciences'. Two UT professors are part of these taskforces.Read more
Fifty perfect photons for 'quantum supremacy'Fifty is a critical number for quantum computers capable of solving problems that ‘classic’ supercomputers cannot solve anymore. Proving ‘quantum supremacy’ requires at least 50 so-called ‘qubits’. For quantum computers working with light, it is equally necessary to have at least 50 photons. And what’s more: these photons have to be perfect, or else they will worsen their own quantum capabilities. It is this perfection that makes it hard to realize. Not impossible, however: scientists of the University of Twente demonstrate that by proposing modifications of the crystal structure inside existing light sources. Their findings are in Physical Review A.Read more
UT advises on the use of technology to control coronavirus
Fifty perfect photons for 'quantum supremacy'
Students create spectacular new Electric Superbike
UT’s online Go-Lab doubles users due to worldwide study at home
Magnetic memory's performance depends on 'tidy' interfaces
One hundred Twente EIT Digital Masterschool degrees
Portable respiration trainer from Twente wins first episode of Briljant!
University of Twente provides better insight into soil moisture in the Netherlands
Primary school children benefit from learning with a social robot
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Mariëlle Stoelinga receives ERC Consolidator Grant
