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Newly founded company ARTIC Technologies is building a special pump with microhairs. Nature is full of inspiration for researchers and companies.

With an ageing population, the number of vulnerable elderly people suffering from hip fractures is rapidly increasing.

Jobs, responsibilities, and thus the skills and competencies necessary to perform those tasks are changing at a rapid pace.

After eight intense days of competition through the breathtaking South African landscape, Solar Team Twente concluded the Sasol Solar Challenge 2024 with 4168.8 kilometres driven and an impressive second place.

The computerisation of law has grown significantly in recent years. This has generated serious consequences.

In the SensUs competition, organized by a TU/e student team, student teams are developing innovative biosensors designed for the continuous monitoring of kidney failure.

In researching this "potential gold mine," Catharina Hospital is working with e/MTIC partners Philips and Eindhoven University of Technology.

Two TU/e scientists can move forward with fiber-sensing technology and mathematical models for optimal individual security.

New opportunities for research on fiber-sensing technology and mathematical models for optimal individual security.

Kiane de Kleijne examined not only the benefits of green hydrogen, but also the emissions associated with producing and transporting green hydrogen.

For the first time, kitesurfing is on the Olympic Games programme, with the Dutch Annelous Lammerts as one of the top participants.

'Staying in control, combining all the parts and finally creating a working machine - that's the ultimate teamwork' Former ASML president Martin van den Brink will receive an honorary doctorate from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the TU/e Research Day 2024, on June 13.

For many years, TU Delft has been working with other universities, companies and governments to contribute to concrete innovative solutions to societal problems.

Fellow Ton Peijnenburg brings together the worlds of VDL ETG and TU/e. Collaboration with industry is in TU/e's blood.

TU/e is the ideal place to bring electronics and photonics together and accelerate the digitization of our modern lives.

TU/e professor Carlijn Bouten is contributing to the DRIVE-RM consortium with her department and her knowledge of regenerating the body's own cardiovascular materials.

Would it be possible to build a refinery that is completely fossil-free, and thereby significantly contributing to a carbon-neutral society by as early as 2050' According to two chemists from Utrecht University it is.