Women in Science Day: the 'UT 25'On 11 February 2025, the tenth International Day of Women and Girls in Science will be celebrated worldwide. The United Nations is the instigator of this. The University of Twente is seizing this day to put 25 female figureheads in the spotlight.Read more
Breakthrough in research into vaginal pessary: standing MRI scan provides insightFor the first time in millennia, we can analyse why a vaginal pessary remains in place. UT scientist Frieda van den Noort (TechMed Centre / group M3I) and her colleagues recently published this insight in Nature Scientific Reports. With this examination, a huge number of women, suffering from pelvic organ prolapse, can be helped who are now dependent on surgery or who 'have' to learn to live with their complaints. For example, a standing MRI scan provides insights and enables personalised pessaries in 3D prints.Read more
Women in Science Day: the 'UT 25'
Breakthrough in research into vaginal pessary: standing MRI scan provides insight
'Hi-Fi' sound in silicon chips
Meet EPIC: the technology changing how we study cells
Three UT scientists receive grant for 'curiosity-driven' research
University of Twente and partners start research into biohybrid artificial kidneys
Best Paper Award at SPIE Photonics West, San Francisco
Frieder Mugele and Dirk van den Ende both received an award from the Jacob Wallenberg Foundation and the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences
New kidney tubule models bring treatment closer for patients with congenital kidney disease
Launch Cardiovascular Health Technology Centre
Successful inspiration session: digital healthcare innovations in MedTech region Twente/Salland
Wiendelt Steenbergen temporary dean of S&T