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Visitor numbers of 250 to 300 are expected in the Evoluon, tells Lucas van Cappellen of Team FAST. A good number, he…
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Carlijn Bouten becomes member of Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences
Each year the KNAW selects a limited number of new members. Bouten has been selected on the basis of her scientific…
Producing fertilizer from air could be five times as efficient
The production of one of the key raw materials for fertilizer, ammonia (NH 3 ) or nitrogen oxide (NO x ), is a very…
Common Room: cooking with alarm
While enough onion and peppers to add to spaghetti for a single person were being fried on Thursday afternoon in the…
CLMN | Yay, graduated cum laude! Now, let’s face reality...
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Service robot TU/e is runner-up at the RoboCup German Open
The RoboCup German Open is the only European RoboCup tournament this year where participation is possible in the…
'Zwaartekracht' subsidy for Materials-Driven Regeneration program
The number of people struggling with chronic illnesses is increasing significantly, largely due to ageing. Not only does…
E.S.C committee working on Liberation Festival
For the past five years Professors on Stage at TU/e has marked the conclusion of the academic year. As this event has…
UvA gives gamer elite sport status
“I have to train ten to fifteen hours a week. It's impossible to combine that with my internships,” Schobbers told news…
Piano master class: a dancing lesson for the wrists
“Chopin said that the wrists are the pianist's lungs. So develop the movement in your wrists, that is your breathing,”…
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