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Two promising healthcare innovations win Niersfonds eHealth voucher 2025Two promising healthcare innovations developed by young researchers have been awarded the Niersfonds eHealth voucher 2025 for their contributions to better, future-proof healthcare. The first prize (voucher worth €5,000) was awarded to The Monitor Mug, developed by Colin Harmsen (student Creative Technology, Industrial Design Engineering). The encouragement award (voucher worth €1,000) went to Notify, developed by Daan Doeleman (Master’s student in Interaction Technology) and Fleur Doeleman (Master’s student in Medicine at Radboud University). The awards were presented during the TechMed event.Creative technologyHealth technologyIndustrial Design Engineeringinteraction technologyNiersfonds eHealth VoucherTECHMED CENTRERead more
Gerard Koel receives first Dr. G.J. van Hoytema award 2025 for pioneering training and collaboration in healthcareThe Dr. G.J. van Hoytema Award 2025 has been presented to Gerard Koel MSc, physiotherapist, manual therapist, and epidemiologist. Koel receives the award for his exceptional dedication and lasting impact on the quality of healthcare in Twente and beyond, through the establishment of innovative training programs and regional collaboration networks within physiotherapy.Health technologyHoytema AwardTECHMED CENTRERead more
Two promising healthcare innovations win Niersfonds eHealth voucher 2025
Gerard Koel receives first Dr. G.J. van Hoytema award 2025 for pioneering training and collaboration in healthcare
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