New ordering system illuminates TU/e expenditure
In the new system an order is assessed as soon as it is placed, not at the invoicing stage as is presently the case. The…
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Vertigo's canteen staff must make way for Starbucks concept
A few weeks back, the canteen ladies working in Vertigo learned that they must swap their familiar home at TU/e, where…
TU/e secures four Venis
Joachim Arts, Assistant Professor at Operations, Planning, Accounting and Control (IE&IS), is receiving the grant for…
TU/e researcher leads EU training project for acoustics
Highly qualified building acoustics experts are few and far between; only a handful of people have PhD’s in building…
Major overhaul for Plaza Vertigo
In September the canteen in Vertigo will be closed for a couple of days while the kitchen is renovated. Monique Kuyck,…
Catching Pokémon on the campus: “Dream come true”
Michiel van Kooten (24), student of Innovation Management (wearing a red shirt in the photo, bike in hand) Why do you…
Hello...world? | Cursor 20
Hello...world? | Cursor 20 11/07/2016 PhD student Elles Raaijmakers always tries to see the funny side of things and…
Jaap Schouten appointed to board of directors NWO and to chair new NWO-domain
Jaap Schouten is both pleased about and very honored by his appointment. “In this role at NWO I can now work with others…
Dinner @ Sibeliuslaan 55
What are they eating? “Not crisps again?” shouts the photographer. “No, it's a relatively healthy version of nachos,”…
'Cursor should be more critical'
Cursor is not critical enough, that is the response of 41 percent of those surveyed. Conversely, eight percent think the…
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