University of Twente and Strukton Rail are improving rail availability and maintenanceIn late 2014, Strukton Rail announced their ambition to move away from reactive maintenance to (pro-active) predictive maintenance of the national railway infrastructure. The traditional approach, where maintenance was based on experience and scheduled inspections, did not allow the organisation to adequately prevent unexpected malfunctions. In order to increase overall rail network availability and reduce maintenance costs, Strukton launched a research project together with the University of Twente. The parties successfully concluded this project this week.Read more
"Focus on quality and impact, not quantity"Web of Science, the organization responsible for the scientific monitoring tool Clarivate, recently published an overview of the most cited scientists of the past year. The list also includes one of our very own: Jörg Henseler, Professor of Product-Market Relations at the University of Twente.Read more
University of Twente and Strukton Rail are improving rail availability and maintenance
"Focus on quality and impact, not quantity"
Construction as ecosystem: services instead of construction projects
Affordable prosthetics in Africa made possible by 3D printing
World's first metal 3D-printed bridge at UT campus for test phase
Revolutionary separation techniques
Green Team Twente big winner at Eco-Marathon London
First fellow at UT is VDL system architect
UT provides tools for circular demolition and design of buildings
Electric Superbike Twente ready for the racing season with new electric motorcycle
Green Team Twente demos the latest fuel-efficient hydrogen car
Electric Superbike Twente makes use of 3D metal printed cooling shell
