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Increasingly, people with type 1 diabetes are wearing a glucose sensor. These sensors measure blood glucose levels day and night, generating enormous amounts of data - but what happens with all that information?

After more than twenty years of competing in the World Solar Challenge in Australia, Solar Team Twente is entering a new chapter.

From waste collection and repairs of quayside walls to energy poverty: for over a decade, AMS Institute has been helping to resolve problems faced by cities.

When disaster strikes, every minute counts. New scientific research shows that UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), commonly referred to as drones, can play an important role in delivering emergency aid more quickly and efficiently.

The year is 2040. You have just bought your first self-driving car: a fine piece of AI engineering. During your first drive, you feel like a child with a new toy.

A Research through Design approach combines insights from rehabilitation science, game theory, motivation theory, and human-computer interaction.

Retina-on-a-chip supports research and future treatments Researchers at the University of Twente and Radboudumc are developing a promising new model to enhance understanding of the human retina.

In this STAR interview, we speak to Davoud Jafari of the Faculty of Engineering Technology (ET). STAR is an acronym for (S)ituation, (T)asks, (A)ctions, (R)esults.

Over the past three years, seven Santeon hospitals have worked together extensively to make remote care possible through digital technologies.

Agricultural robots are already sowing, mowing and ploughing, but each robot has its own app, screen and language.

Maud Kortman: "We can develop AI, but without doctors who understand it and want to work with it, it will remain on the shelf.

A sustainable mobility system depends on how effectively governments, transport providers, and travelers work together.