Solliance Day 2021Two IMS PIs, Rebecca Saive and Monica Morales, representing UT at the Solliance Day online event: Vision on Energy Transition.Read more
'Exotic materials' become friends with siliconMaterials that turn from isolators into conductors by mechanical stress, could lead to valuable new components in electronics. Unfortunately, this type of materials doesn’t easily match with silicon, the basic material in chip technology. This could change soon: researchers of the University of Twente demonstrate a new way of adding their ‘exotic materials’ to a silicon base. The results are in the prestigious journal Advanced Materials.Read more
Solliance Day 2021
'Exotic materials' become friends with silicon
NWO-Vidi of 800,000 euros for 2 UT researchers
Lithium batteries: new nanochannels make them charge faster
Rebecca Saive Global Innovator under 35
TCO for passivated contacts
Project ACCUMULATE
IMS keeps growing
Innovator Under 35 by MIT Technology Review
ERC Starting Grant for two promising UT scientists
Start-up grant for Monica Morales Masis
ISOE2019
