Smart materials without borders: how Twente and Jülich are building the technology of the futureWhat do Twente and the German town of Jülich have in common? Quite a lot, especially regarding groundbreaking research into advanced materials. For over a decade, scientists from the University of Twente (UT) and the renowned Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZJ) have been working together on thin, functional material layers — known as “oxide films” — which play a key role in technologies such as batteries, microchips and energy storage.Read more
Registration Open for the Third Twente-Jülich SummitRegistration for the third Twente-Jülich Summit is now open! This event, taking place on March 26-27, 2025, at Forschungszentrum Jülich, focuses on strengthening collaboration between researchers from Twente and Jülich, with special attention to early-career researchers.Read more
Smart materials without borders: how Twente and Jülich are building the technology of the future
Registration Open for the Third Twente-Jülich Summit
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Best poster award for Junia Solomon
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Breakthrough in capacitor technology
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Guus Rijnders new Captain of Science Top Sector High Tech Systems and Materials
Breakthrough in Sustainable Hydrogen Production
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