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Therapy focused on the body and movement, known as psychomotor therapy (PMT), has been found to be beneficial for adults with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

BMT researcher Maaike Bril studies skin cells in their dynamic environment with an adaptable hydrogel.

TU/e researchers state: "The debate over the conflicts between fatbikes, mopeds, and bicycles overshadows the real problem: cars get too much space.

While nowadays, B&B owners record videos to introduce themselves to fellow singles in the Netherlands in the hope of finding 'the one', it used to be very different.

[VIDEO] In season three of Driven by Challenges we get to know five alumni of TU/e. We are introduced to a new generation of women who have chosen a technical career.

Where do we place solar farms and wind turbines? A new study shows the deciding factors, predicting where we will generate solar and wind power in the future.

In the spring of 2024, Researchers from the Department of Civil Engineering of the University of Twente investigated how salt marsh vegetation affects wave impacts on a Wadden Sea dike in the Delta Flume of Deltares.

Mechanical engineer Bas Kessels developed new methods for precision modelling. Earlier detection of damage to a bridge or jet fighter wing, mechanical lungs that adapt to the patient, or more efficient chip placement on a circuit board - it's all possible thanks to precision modeling.

TU/e's Precision Medicine group develops nature-inspired nanotechnology to use genetic drugs as immunotherapy.

Key cells in the brain, neurons, form networks by exchanging signals, enabling the brain to learn and adapt at incredible speed.

Investigative genetic genealogy is gaining traction as a revolutionary technique for identifying perpetrators of serious crimes.

The presence of humans has a major impact on biodiversity in the city. Especially noise affects the interaction between animals, according to a new study in Wildlife Biology.

During his PhD research, biomedical engineer Mohammad Jouybar explored how to build specific organ-on-a-chip or even cancer-on-a-chip devices.

Researchers at the UT led by Prof. Massimo Sartori, in collaboration with global academic institutions including McGill University (Canada) and Griffith University (Australia), have announced t

Researchers at the UT led by Prof. Massimo Sartori, in collaboration with global academic institutions including McGill University (Canada) and Griffith University (Australia), have announced t

In an article, published today in Nature Chemical Engineering , a group of experts provides practical insights and a step-by-step guide for aspiring chemical engineers and scientists to turn their innovations into successful businesses.

Fibroblasts are the most common cell type in connective tissue. They can be compared to 'nature's stitches', holding together damaged tissue until it is healed.