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Sport - 05.02.2026
The Winter Olympics are about to start!
Sport - 29.01.2026
Four tips to keep your New Year’s resolutions in February
January is almost over. This is the month when you decided to become as fit as a Greek god. You wanted to eat healthier and finally pick up your guitar.
Innovation - Sport - 23.10.2025

In her PhD research, Yudan Ma shows how digital technologies can make PE lessons more enjoyable and motivate teens to move more.
Microtechnics - Sport - 15.08.2025

Health - Sport - 24.06.2025

A new type of cruciate ligament graft reduces complications and shortens rehabilitation period. It's every top athlete's worst nightmare: an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
Innovation - Sport - 27.05.2025
From science to sand: innovation at top speed with mission I.A.M
Sport - 22.05.2025
Young people sport less when they get their first job, but social support helps
Every year, around 90,000 young people make the transition from school to work. A large number of them start to participate in sports less during this transition.
Sport - 17.03.2025

Sport - Environment - 03.03.2025
’The right type of sports grass is better for fields and for nature’
Economics - Sport - 11.02.2025

Health - Sport - 10.02.2025

Sport - Campus - 21.01.2025
Eline van der Kruk joins The Young Academy
Innovation - Sport - 07.10.2024
Deployment of smart technology in football stadiums still an ongoing challenge
Sport - 10.09.2024
VU Amsterdam’s top athletes win medals at the Paralympic Games
Sport - 30.08.2024

Sport - 12.08.2024

Sport - Campus - 02.08.2024
Discover the best moments of the Olympics on a nanoscale
Sport - 18.07.2024
Innovative clothing for Olympic cycling team | TU Delft
Sport - 17.07.2024

Sport - Microtechnics - 10.07.2024

Sport - Innovation - 21.06.2024
TU Delft presents faster and safer suit for kiter Annelous Lammerts
For the first time, kitesurfing is on the Olympic Games programme, with the Dutch Annelous Lammerts as one of the top participants.
Event - Sport - 08.04.2024
KINTalk with Agaath Doeleman: Combining data and expert opinion in elite sport
Sport - 15.01.2024

Sport - Campus - 20.12.2023
Resilience Reflection #20: The darker side of sports
In this week's issue of Resilience Reflections , Marleen Haandriksman Nicolette Schipper-van Veldhoven demonstrate how the perceived power of the sports industry leaves athletes open to exploitation and abusive behaviour.
Sport - Health - 12.12.2023
2023 Hermesdorf Awards go to Platform Diversity in Sex and Gender and to Paul Reef
Sport - 30.11.2023

Sport - 07.11.2023
Exploration into feasibility redevelopment Sport
Sport - 16.10.2023

Sport - 11.09.2023
Undermining in amateur football: a gradual process
Amateur football clubs are vulnerable to (criminal) interference. The influence of, say, a major sponsor can be undermining if this sponsor makes certain demands, or if the club is too dependent on that one sponsor.
Sport - 09.07.2023

Earth Sciences - Sport - 28.06.2023

The Grand Départ is scheduled for 1 July, but the preparations for this year's Tour de France started more than 400 million years ago, when the rocks of the Central Massif and the Vosges Mountains were formed.
Earth Sciences - Sport - 13.04.2023

Sport - 22.03.2023
Top sport alongside study - cyclist Jordan Habets
Sport - 08.03.2023
Research Document on Sex, Gender and Inclusion in Elite Sport
17:49 Publication The 23rd of February, this meta-study for the Dutch Olympic Committee * Sports Federation (NOC*NSF) on evidence-based research into the correlation between sex, gender and sport, was launched by NOC*NSF.
Sport - 06.03.2023
Top athlete #2: swimmer Judith Houtvast
Sport - 16.02.2023
Top sport alongside study
Sport - 26.01.2023

Sport - 02.01.2023
Workout in the morning or afternoon?
Sport - 22.12.2022
Etnic Sorting in football
Sports clubs and certainly amateur football clubs have become increasingly diverse in terms of ethnic composition in recent decades.
Sport - 19.12.2022
’Most major sponsors will judge positively on the World Cup football’
Career - Sport - 29.11.2022
Unusual careers: an interview with alumn Robbie Servais
Sport - Earth Sciences - 11.11.2022
NWA grant for two Geosciences public engagement initiatives
Sport - 11.11.2022

The doctoral thesis of Roel Lambers has already become a manual for match schedulers. Sports and competition are inextricably linked.
Campus - Sport - 13.10.2022
Here again: Open Days at University of Twente’s campus
Sport - Event - 30.09.2022

Sport - 15.08.2022
UT team looks forward to Tour for Life experience: we’re not doing it because it’s easy, but because it’s hard
Sport - Social Sciences - 15.08.2022
Frank van Eekeren appointed as professor in Sport & Society
Health - Sport - 13.06.2022

Sport - Economics - 26.01.2022
Does bias play a role in judging Olympic events?
When we think of the athletes who appear in the next Olympic Games, we like to believe that talent and effort are the only factors that are going to determine their sports performance.
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Life Sciences - Mar 13
How the brain creates meaning: Martin Vinck investigates the key to thoughts, attention and consciousness
How the brain creates meaning: Martin Vinck investigates the key to thoughts, attention and consciousness
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Environment - Mar 12
Turning dairy emissions into opportunities: how climate finance can drive climate-smart dairy
Turning dairy emissions into opportunities: how climate finance can drive climate-smart dairy