UT researcher Annemieke Witteveen receives KNAW Early Career AwardTwelve young researchers from all fields of science will receive a KNAW Early Career Award. The award, which is given annually, consists of a sum of 15,000 euros and a work of art for each of the laureates. The Award is intended for researchers in the Netherlands who are at the beginning of their careers and who have innovative, original ideas. UT researcher Annemieke Witteveen receives the award for, among other things, her research on a method to predict the risk of breast cancer recurrence. She is the first UT researcher to receive the award.Read more
Developing connection standards for heart-on-chipsHeart-on-a-Chip devices are microfluidic devices that enable the replication of a human heart at the microscale. The adoption of these devices has not reached its full potential. For his doctoral thesis, Aisen Gabriel de Sá Vivas developed a fluidic circuit board with standard connections to connect Heart-on-a-Chip devices without tubes. He will defend his thesis on 30 November.Read more
UT researcher Annemieke Witteveen receives KNAW Early Career Award
Developing connection standards for heart-on-chips
Beating cancer-related fatigue with personalised interventions
Smart watch to detect unwitnessed out-of-hospital cardiac arrests
ERC Starting Grant for three UT scientists
TURBO-grants for four medical-technical research projects
Vera Schockemöhle’s Artificial Flower wins first Niers Fund eHealth Voucher
Working 'TOGETHER' on future healthcare at TechMed Event 2022
Nearly five million euros for research into chips, friction and stents
Two grants for research on human miniature hearts
Detecting lung cancer with electronic nose
Start of first MedTech Twente Week
