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
Save Delete Research 29/03/2019 How TU/e and PSV reach for success together PSV and Ajax go head to head in Amsterdam this Sunday. The title race puts a lot of pressure on the players of the football club from Eindhoven. TU/e and PSV have joined forces to find a way to tackle this kind of stress so that the players can relax better. The positive results are now turned into a practical solution: the Powerstone. No worries about that penalty! by Frits van Otterdijk
Save Delete Education 27/03/2019 Sharing is caring - but where's the limit? Individually, more than two hundred Computer Science and Engineering first-years spent time this past quartile producing a video of their own in which they reflected on the subject of academic integrity. Because sharing is caring - but where's the limit? by Monique van de Ven
Save Delete The University , People 20/03/2019 5 min Looking back with satisfaction and pride 'Empathic', 'constructively critical’, 'humorous’, 'resourceful', 'invaluable link' and 'reliable', this is how departing vice president Jo van Ham is often described. After ten years, he will officially bid farewell to TU/e tomorrow. by Han Konings
Save Delete Research 13/03/2019 6 min Atlas mustn't become an experimental maze Eight floors of Atlas are not only providing the daily workspace of many hundreds of students and employees, soon they will also become the stage for the Atlas Living Lab. But the doors are certainly not thrown open for just any experiment. by Monique van de Ven
Save Delete The University 08/03/2019 8 min “Women's Day should be everyone's day” For more than a hundred years the Netherlands has celebrated International Women's Day. As we are doing today, Friday March 8th. For Evangelia Demerouti, Chief Diversity Officer at TU/e, a day like this is not just about women. by Brigit Span
Save Delete Student , People 27/02/2019 6 min Joep won't be put off his game by anyone - certainly not by himself If it had been up to the members of Fellenoord, the Eindhoven student tennis association, Joep Stevens would have been ‘Club Hero of the Year 2018’. And, as becomes a Brabander, he speaks little of ‘I’ and ‘me’, preferring to use ‘We’ and ‘us’. "You make something happen together." by Raymond Starke
Save Delete Student , The University 20/02/2019 "I'm worried I won't be able to complete my Master's ” While TU/e will experience few consequences of Brexit at an institutional level, the same cannot be said of the British students and employees living in the Netherlands. “I'm worried that I won't be able to complete my Master's here.” by Judith van Gaal
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