Rubber award for safe and sustainable tiresThe Melvin Mooney Distinguished Technology Award goes to Prof. Dr. Anke Blume (Faculty ET) of the University of Twente. She received this price as the first female researcher during an award ceremony in Cleveland / Ohio. The award goes to an individual who exhibits "exceptional technical competency by making significant and repeated contributions to rubber science and technology”. Her research is focused on developing safer and more sustainable tires.Read more
New Origin secures €6 million to build independent photonic chips foundryNew Origin, a photonic chips foundry, has secured €6 million in funding from PhotonDelta - a cross-border ecosystem of photonic chip technology organisations. The capital will be used to create the Netherlands’ first independent photonic chips foundry that produces silicon nitride chips. The funding is part of the contribution of the Province of Overijssel to PhotonDelta for a national photonics programme.Read more
Rubber award for safe and sustainable tires
New Origin secures €6 million to build independent photonic chips foundry
Rapid production of antibubbles with a jet
UT and Netherlands Defence Academy expand research into smart maintenance
Two grants for groundbreaking UT research projects through Open Competition ENW-XS
Better procurement policies boost construction innovation
UT researchers investigate 'digital twin' of cities to improve city planning
From young researcher to asset manager: a technology track!
UT improves wind tunnel measurements for low noise aircraft design
The nonsense of lasers in Hollywood
Nearly five million euros for research into chips, friction and stents
Award for Marijn Nijenhuis precision engineering
