Save Delete People 17/10/2018 6 min Lara in lotus is from everywhere According to her own calendar, Lara Hofstra is not yet an adult. Whereas humanity measures maturity in hours, days and years, Lara's preferred units are measured doses of calm, authenticity, freedom and Albert Heijn snack carrots, which she eats sitting at her desk. by Raymond Starke
Save Delete Student 10/10/2018 7 min Bitcoin: “In the long term an alternative for the bank” The bitcoin hype has not skipped the TU/e. Students too have invested their savings, hoping to take advantage of the popularity of cryptocurrency: "I thought about selling my bitcoins when the highest peak came in December 2017, but I doubted whether it was smart." by Bridget Alcione Spoor
Save Delete Student , Campus , The University 03/10/2018 60 years of SG: discovering, laughing and thinking Studium Generale won't be doing a lot of looking back during next week's big 24/60 event. All the more reason then for Cursor to review SG, which this year is celebrating 60 years. by Judith van Gaal en Norbine Schalij
Save Delete People 26/09/2018 5 min A story about bedtime "The basis for a good night's sleep is laid in the morning." Sleep physician and TU/e professor Sebastiaan Overeem is using smart technology to measure the quality of sleep without disturbing the sleeper – and to find out how your behavior throughout the day affects your next night's sleep. by Tom Jeltes
Save Delete Student , People 19/09/2018 Seeking an individual gold with as much power as a five-star yacht Anyone searching for ‘Esmee Vermeulen swimming’ on YouTube will find a clip of the TV program VPRO Holland Sport showing a thirteen-year-old girl, tall for her age, who trains in a pool in Zaandam. Only the mischievous glint in her eye seems childlike. by Raymond Starke
Save Delete Research , Student , Education 12/09/2018 The bar is raised higher and higher for the Graduate School As soon as a goal is achieved, it is time to raise the bar a little higher, finds Paul Koenraad. “I'd rather be too ambitious than not ambitious enough.” A conversation with the dean of TU/e Graduate School. by Tom Jeltes
Save Delete People 05/09/2018 4 min "I make wine from everything, except from grapes" Wine surely is a textbook example of chemistry. A perfect hobby for chemist Aldo Brinkman. "My father has been making wine for a long time. As things go, you sometimes make a bottle of wine together. And after a while you have 140 liters of wine in your living room." by Bridget Alcione Spoor
Save Delete Student , Education , The University 30/08/2018 Different lecture times, but why? Lectures will be at different times, the lunch break will be shorter, the timetable is changing from 8 to 10 hours, and various lectures will be streamed. Why? by Judith van Gaal
Save Delete Research , People 29/08/2018 Fascinated by the Rubik's Cube The Rubik’s Cube celebrated its 44th anniversary this year. What once started as a method to give students better spatial insight, grew into a worldwide puzzle-solving craze. Professor Kees Storm explains why speedcubing is the ideal form of mindfulness for him. by Bridget Alcione Spoor
Save Delete People 22/08/2018 Unsaleable books become unique pieces of art University lecturer Statistics Anne Fey-den Boer was looking for a way to reuse unsaleable books: folded book art. From novel to thriller, a beautiful work of art can be made out of any book. by Bridget Alcione Spoor
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