New chairman 4TU.CEE
“The engineer of tomorrow will not only be the driver of new technologies but, in the first place, of changing the systems behind them.” Meet Remon Rooij
Extreme urban heat
In this series 4TU.Built Environemt will explore and answer the most pressing questions in the construction industry. Read the latest article on heat stress
Collaboration on materials
4TU.High Tech Materials & the Groningen Engineering Center join forces in materials science.
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Brightful Minds
In the 4-part series Brightful Minds the tenure trackers involved in the 4TU High Tech for a Sustainable Future (HTSF) programs are featured. These talented, often young, scientists explain what drives them, what high-tech research they are working on, and how they organize their careers.
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7 Sep 2023
Retrospective on Engineering Dean Day 2023
Thursday 31 August saw the second edition of the national Techniekdecanendag held at TU Eindhoven. The day had a full programme, ranging from updates on developments in the engineering domain to pitches on educational innovation. With a high turnout of engineering deans from all four universities of technology and the RUG again this year.
13 Jul 2023
Brightful Minds 4 | Collaboration as the key to making impact
How can academic research find its way to society? By collaborating with societal actors from early on in your research, and seeking ways to actively communicate your results to the stakeholders they are relevant for, conclude 4TU researchers Florence Metz and Simona Turco from their own experience.
3 Jul 2023
Brightful Minds 3 | Own path to passion
In the 4-part series Brightful Minds, science editor Sonja Knols and photographer Dieuwertje Bravenboer are taking a tour along the tenure trackers involved in the 4TU High Tech for a Sustainable Future (HTSF) programs. These talented, often young, scientists explain what drives them, what high-tech research they are working on, and how they organize their careers.
22 Jun 2023
Brightful Minds 2 | Comfortably outside the comfort zone
The major societal problems of our time require an approach that transcends scientific disciplines. This often means that people from one discipline collaborate with colleagues from other disciplines. Femke van Beek (TU/e), Guido Camps (WUR) and Caroline Figueroa (TUD) take a different approach: they unite multiple disciplines within themselves, forming bridges between robots and nature, food and…
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