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“We’re all members of Thor, and since six months we’ve been living here with EE students only. So yes, you could say…
Portable plasma to fight ostomy scents
Beckers says how a friend told him at a party that he had to leave earlier because his ostomy pouch began to ‘balloon’.…
Foreign PhD candidates good for economy
About forty percent of PhD candidates in the Netherlands is foreign. Their PhD track is relatively expensive, because…
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Robot games in the ‘flying saucer’
Robot soccer is being played in different leagues at the tournament. In the Small Size League teams of small robots on…
From blood to screen
The morning began with a presentation by Roel Dullens, a scientist who works in Oxford. In this presentation he…
Cum laude for PhD in cryptography
The PhD thesis of Laarhoven is about improvements in the techniques for digital fingerprints, in order to improve the…
Jett Rebel and Nielson join 60th anniversary TU/e
This year the university celebrates its 60th anniversary with a three-day festival. The program will feature technology,…
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