The future of Science
The scientific world is changing; from how we publish to how we find a job, from international colleagues to close competitors. PhDs are also part of this change. This year, P-NUT, the PhD-Network of the University of Twente, is guiding you through it at the PhD day 2018 on November 15th with the theme “The Future of Science”.
4TU.ResearchData publishes NetCDF report
Today, 4TU.ResearchData has published the completed version of its report on the use of the NetCDF format. NetCDF is a numeric format used within the climate and atmospheric sciences and oceanography, and comprises over 90% (in terms of both size and DOIs) of the data held in 4TU.RD's archive.
No power for more than 48 hours, then what?
It sounds like a worst-case scenario: a storm has left the power out for more than 48 hours. The water in your street starts to rise, but the pumping stations are digitally controlled and run on electricity. The supermarkets can no longer order stock and their customers can no longer pay by card. The phones aren’t working and neither is the refrigerator...
Annual report 2017 online
The ever increasing number of students, the urgent shortage of engineers on the labor market and the run-up to a new program of activities; these are some of the topics that are covered in the 2017 Annual Report published by the 4TU.Federation.
4TU.Federation investing in high tech for a sustainable future
The 4TU.Federation has awarded a total of 22 million euros to five proposals within the framework of the call ‘High Tech for a Sustainable Future’, thus giving a strong impetus to research into sustainable technology. In doing so, the Netherlands’ four universities of technology (TU Delft, TU Eindhoven, University of Twente, Wageningen University), are taking the lead in making a significant impact on social challenges in the long term.
The future of Science
Tuesday 23 October 2018
4TU.ResearchData publishes NetCDF report
Monday 22 October 2018
No power for more than 48 hours, then what?
Thursday 7 June 2018
Annual report 2017 online
Monday 4 June 2018
4TU.Federation investing in high tech for a sustainable future
Thursday 3 May 2018
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#Popmuziek kan niet zonder #wetenschap en #technologie? 🎤🎶 Tijdens The Sound of Science Talkshow (2 dec. |… https://t.co/Thr0EwUMOp
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@LouiseOFresco signed a MoU with Lankuaikei Agriculture
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6 months ago
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Working on the next generation of batteries in the new battery lab
On 6 April, a new laboratory was opened at the Reactor Institute Delft (RID): the Battery Lab of Radiation, Science & Technology. This unique lab is an advanced facility for researching and testing current and future battery systems and related electrochemical devices. In the lab, TU Delft scientists Erik Kelder and Marnix Wagemaker and their research teams will work on the next generation of batteries: from cheap, static renewable energy storage to high energy density batteries for electric...
Tuesday 11 April 2017
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University spin-off SecurityMatters acquired by ForeScout for 113 million dollars
16 November 2018:
Etalle expects that the Eindhoven branch will continue to grow as an R&D department.
Etalle expects that the Eindhoven branch will continue to grow as an R&D department.
Friday 16 November 2018
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Max Planck Medal for Detlef Lohse
The Max Planck Medal, the highest international award for theoretical physics of the German Physical Society, will go to Detlef Lohse of the University of Twente, for his research on the physics of bubbles and of turbulence. Famous physicists like Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr and Erwin Schrödinger received the medal in the past. Lohse will receive the medal in March 2019.
Thursday 15 November 2018
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Twitterfeed Delft University of Technology
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RT @MDCVacuum: Cracking the problem of mass produced molecular junctions https://t.co/QSCJM3Gl8i #TUDelft #KTH #Nanotech #VacuumChamber #MD…
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Twitterfeed Eindhoven University of Technology
@TUeindhoven
#Popmuziek kan niet zonder #wetenschap en #technologie? 🎤🎶 Tijdens The Sound of Science Talkshow (2 dec. |… https://t.co/Thr0EwUMOp
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Overview educational programmes
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Twitterfeed University of Twente
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RT @ITCAlumni: Happig now @ihedelft hosted by @Nuffic : Day of the International Student featuring an ITC student in the panel during the…
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Twitterfeed Wageningen University
@WageningenINT
@LouiseOFresco signed a MoU with Lankuaikei Agriculture
Development (Shanghai) Company. Great collaboration. WUR co… https://t.co/wvRbImoas7
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RSS feed: news Delft University of Technology
Working on the next generation of batteries in the new battery lab
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RSS feed: news Eindhoven University of Technology
University spin-off SecurityMatters acquired by ForeScout for 113 million dollars
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Max Planck Medal for Detlef Lohse
Thursday 15 November 2018
