- Additional information per facultyBehavioural, Management & Social Sciences (BMS)Electrical Engineering, Mathematics & Computer Science (EEMCS)Engineering Technology (ET)Geo-Information Science & Earth Observation (ITC)Science & Technology (TNW)Specific information per institute
- Courses for researchersThe Centre for Training and Development offers several courses for researchers. Please use the filters in the Course finder to find courses that are relevant for your situation. Go to the Course finder Or take a look at Professional development for teaching staff: English, UTQ/BKO, Teaching Framework A quickstart to development possibilities Contact Please contact HR Services for any further questions. Tel 053 489 8011. For ideas, comments or changes to this page, please email webteam-hr@utwente.nl
- Digital Competence CenterSUPPORT & EXPERTISE NETWORK FOR UT RESEARCHERS The Digital Competence Centre (DCC) is an innovative university-wide network of expertise on: Open Science, Research Data Management, ICT for Research (infrastructure, tools, software) & Digitalization of Science. We support and connect UT researchers with experts and each other. Stay up to date, learn and co-create with us! See https://www.utwente.nl/dcc
- Funding researchFinding grants and collaborationsPersonal GrantsTraining and eventsWriting a grant proposal
- General information UT researchHere you can find information about research at the UT, such as scientific themes, research strategy, organization of research and output & quality.
- IT facilities for ResearchDMP-toolGitLab and DevOpsJupyterLabKubernetes/DockerMatlab & SimulinkResearch & IT @ SURFSelection tool managing research dataVideo services for researcherVirtual Research Environment (VRE)
- Open accessThe University of Twente is in strong favour of open access to the results of its research. UT authors must make all their publications open access, preferably immediately with a licence for re-use. In all cases, UT-affiliated publications must be open at the latest six months after the first publication date. There are many ways to make your publications open access (OA) at no cost, both immediately and after six months. Below, you’ll read all about it. OPEN TALKS – EPISODE 1: OPEN ACCESS AT THE UT The Open Talks podcast series is a space where researchers, students, and support staff at the University of Twente meet to talk openly—without restrictions—about the most influencing, exciting or concerning trends and practices in academia and science. The first episode was, of course, about open-access publishing at our university. Check it out and subscribe! <iframe frameborder="no" height="180" scrolling="no" seamless="" src="https://share.transistor.fm/e/528485ad/dark" width="100%"></iframe> Why publish open access
- Open Science Community TwenteOpen Science Community Twente (OSCT), an inter-disciplinary, bottom-up community to promote, learn, share, and discuss Open Science practices, such as: Open Access publishing and Preprints Open Data, Open Code, and Open Source Software Preregistration of scientific studies Reproducibility and Replicability Open Peer Review Rewards and incentives Citizen science Open Education Diversity of knowledge Open Science infrastructures
- Practical information for PhD-sPhD CouncellorsPhD Network Twente (P-NUT)Printing of doctoral thesisTwente Graduate School (TGS) - General information for doctoral candidates
- Practical information Research ProjectsArchiving Research ProjectFunctional mailboxPress releases & communication adviceProject managementWebsite for project, collaboration or large event
- Protection of personal data in researchA guide in handling personal data in scientific research.
- Research Data ManagementAbout the value of RDMData policies and requirementsEffective planning and budgetingHandling data during your researchPreserving and publishing data (FAIR)Research software managementTraining and support
- Research Information System (RIS)WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE RESEARCH INFORMATION WEBSITE: PROVIDING A PLATFORM FOR YOUR PUBLICATIONS CHECK OUT THE VIDEO BELOW FOR A BRIEF INTRODUCTION University of Twente Research Information – introduction A brief introduction to University of Twente Research Information and the advantages for researchers. University of Twente Research Information is the public portal where research output, profiles and activities are published. Pure Research Information is the back-end system where researchers can manage their research output, profiles and activities NEW UT-Researchers: By default your profile is set to non-visible, please follow these instructions to activate. Quicklinks Create a publication list for your website links to https://webapps.utwente.nl/publist/ Login Pure Research Information (back-end) links to https://ris.utwente.nl/admin University of Twente Research Information (public portal) links to https://research.utwente.nl UT Proceedings links to https://proceedings.utwente.nl UT Student Theses
- Research labsThis list is available in de Business-section of the UT corporate website: utwente.nl/en/business/using-facilities. Information about Research facilities at ITC can be found here.
- Scientific integrityGood and trustworthy research is based on proper scientific behaviour. When starting your research, pay attention to the issue of good management and scientific integrity as well as to ethical review and relevant UT policies. Ethics committees and advisors at the UT facilitate and monitor the ethical issues of all research involving human subjects and/or personal data. There are 4 independent domain-specific committees: Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) Natural Sciences and Engineering Sciences (NES) Geo-Information Sciences (GEO) Computer & Information Sciences (CIS) Read more about ethics assessment for research on the UT scientific integrity page.
- X - Research cyclea. Prepare your researchb. Perform your researchc. Publish your researchd. Preserve your research