Save Delete The University 19/06/2019 8 min Facing obstacles in campus buildings When you are visually impaired or wheelchair-bound, you experience our campus in a very different way. Real Estate Management, Personnel and Organization and Cursor were keen to find out what problems students with a disability run into and decided to test the accessibility of buildings on the TU/e campus site with a few ‘experienced experts.’ by Judith van Gaal
Save Delete Student , People 11/06/2019 Internationals dare to speak up: “Yes, I am lonely” Left out. Lonely. Not connected. Not the feelings you hope for when you’re going to study abroad. But international students indicate that they feel lonely in the Netherlands. "If you don’t get a social life here, what do you really have?" by Bridget Alcione Spoor
Save Delete The University , People 05/06/2019 10 min 'I don't think I would have survived it had I been much younger' Elphi Nelissen has spent eight years at the helm of the Department of Built Environment. She looks back on it as a ‘challenging’ job, that absorbed much of her time, but that also brought about many positive changes. by Judith van Gaal
Save Delete Student , Education 22/05/2019 English as our working language: time to switch While some people still haven't recovered from the shock, for others it is the most natural thing in the world: TU/e plans to adopt English as its working language. For students and employees what practical issues is this switch going to raise? And what solutions do they have in mind? by Judith van Gaal
Save Delete The University 15/05/2019 6 min Work pressure action plan no Band-Aid for every wound The action plan Work Pressure might not be a ready-made answer to every question, but the compilers hope that TU/e departments will look to it as a source of inspiration. by Monique van de Ven
Save Delete People 09/05/2019 6 min “The best career decision I ever made” Alumnus Jan Mengelers could never have imagined that at the end of his rich career he would return to TU/e. “It was the best career decision I ever made,” says the chairman of the Executive Board, who's farewell is forthcoming. by Han Konings
Save Delete The University , People 01/05/2019 Professor-doctor: a white coat on Wednesday, a toga on Thursday Some TU/e professors work as a doctor in a hospital and come to TU/e for research and consultation. A special collaboration, because doctors and engineers generally have different DNA. by Norbine Schalij
Save Delete People , Sports 17/04/2019 5 min Jule: one of the guys, but no tomboy Jule. A unisex name: in the Netherlands reserved for girls, in France for boys. It seems as if chemistry student Jule van Basten was destined to live at the intersection of the traditional worlds of men and women. by Raymond Starke
Save Delete Research , The University 10/04/2019 5 min Eindhoven Engine: powerhouse of innovation As a ‘playground for researchers’, Eindhoven Engine also intends to follow in the footsteps of the legendary NatLab run by Philips. In time, the whole of the Multimedia Paviljoen on TU/e campus will be filled by this ‘innovation accelerator’. The official kick-off is on Monday April 15th. by Tom Jeltes
Save Delete Research 04/04/2019 5 min CursorOnTour@CE&C | Membranes for a sustainable future Membranes can play an important part in meeting our climate goals, so believe Kitty Nijmeijer and her colleagues at the recently established research group MM/P. by Tom Jeltes
