Two million for unravelling how the folding of proteins works
photo Vincent van den Hoogen Proteins in the human body are folded in such a way that they can best perform their…
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Young Academy welcomes two new TU/e researchers
photo Nando Harmsen en Vincent van den Hoogen The Young Academy exists since 2005 as an independent platform within the…
“Life is short, dump them”
“Life is short, dump them” 10/12/2019 If you still think that self-care means ‘treating yourself’, you may want to get…
Child prodigy Laurent leaves TU/e without graduating
photo Norbine Schalij In a reaction on the university's website, TU/e reports that a meeting was held today with the…
Den Bosch Sisters and Kadans set up scholarship fund
photo Shutterstock In its heyday Mariënburg Convent was home to two hundred Sisters of the Society of Jesus, Mary and…
Programs with enrollment restrictions less accessible due to internationals
photo Bart van Overbeeke The Netherlands is becoming a favoured study destination for more and more international…
Conductors and orchestra leave their comfort zone for ‘Maestro’
photo Bart van Overbeeke Hosted by Radio 4 presenter Ab Nieuwdorp, Sunday afternoon was a feast of 'aha, that sounds…
And how are things in Sydney?
file photo Erik van Heijst Sydney is one of the most versatile cities I have ever visited. Take a bus north and you’re…
‘Universities are withholding funds for women’
photo Shutterstock The Dutch newspaper investigated the Aspasia grants awarded by the Dutch Research Council, a research…
TU/e alumna to be first Dutch woman in space
photo Bart van Overbeeke Doing your very best and trying to be the best. "Yes, in that sense I suppose you could say I…
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