From an education prize to project-based learning in SurinameA few years ago, FlexSciLabs won third prize in the Dutch Education Award. The prize money was subsequently used to develop a new version of the project, specifically for universities where fewer resources are available for project-based education. This version is now being piloted for the first time at Anton de Kom University of Suriname, where Jashwanti Kedar and Prithwie Boedhoe, two Applied Physics students, are working on a challenging assignment: adapting a programmable car so that it can reverse independently while towing a trailer.Read more
Great to see our research reaching a wider audience!Our colleague Sissi de Beer has recorded a great podcast for Stichting Universiteit van Nederland, in which she explains what really happens when we smell something – and how her research into electronic noses could one day help save lives.Read more
From an education prize to project-based learning in Suriname
Great to see our research reaching a wider audience!
New technology aims to help industry dramatically reduce the use of chemicals
€1.5 million for sustainable specialty and fine chemicals
Tracking scents to their source: an electronic nose that can follow odours
Synthetic Bacteria: From swarms to life-like materials
Three open competition grants for health research
Researchers make sponges recyclable without toxic chemicals
Small chip, grand mission: searching for signs of extraterrestrial life
Frederik Wurm receives Steinhofer Lecture Award 2025 in Freiburg
Article published from the research group of Jurriaan Huskens in Langmuir
Article published from the research group of Jurriaan Huskens in Nano Letters
