Over 10 million for Münster-Twente collaborationA big success for UT strategic partner WWU Münster: the German Research Foundation DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) stimulates with more than 10 Million euro a new Collaborative Research Center (Sonderforschungsbereich, SFB). The project with the title “Intelligent matter: From responsive to adaptive nanosystems” starts in January 2021 and involves a close collaboration with the Center for Brain-Inspired Nano Systems (BRAINS) at the University of Twente.Read more
Last week: vote for the nominated UT scientists in Viva400Five female University of Twente scientists have been included in the VIVA400: an annual list of 400 successful and inspiring women compiled by Viva magazine and separated into four different categories. Sabine Siesling and Ruchi Bansal have been included in the category Healthcare & Education, while Monica Morales Masis, Anna Sperotto and Cristina Zaga each earned a spot in the Tech & Innovation category.Read more
Over 10 million for Münster-Twente collaboration
Last week: vote for the nominated UT scientists in Viva400
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Ten 'Veni' grants for young UT scientists
NWO-Vidi of 800,000 euros for 2 UT researchers
Predicting laser damage of thin films
TREX, awarded as European Center of Excellence in exascale computing
Hans Hilgenkamp receives invitation from the World Economic Forum
'Brain inspired' network becomes a fast learner
Lithium batteries: new nanochannels make them charge faster
QUANT: UT builds nano components for quantum computing
Marcelo Ackermann new Chair of the XUV Focus Group
