It's definitive: Egbert will move
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KNAW Early Career Award 2024 for TU/e Researcher
photo Vincent van den Hoogen Antoni Forner-Cuenca, working in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at…
Budget cuts: TU/e must go back to the essentials
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Culture change on the horizon at Chemical Engineering
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Students renting rooms won't get rent allowance for now
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Recruitment day for student teams leads to queues in Atlas
photo Wesley Klop The coordinator of the student teams, Madis Talmar, calls it one of the busiest, if not the busiest…
TU/e students protest against long term study penalty
photo Pyrosky / istock The current cabinet office is planning to make drastic cutbacks in education and research. As it…
TU/e deans respond to minister
photo Wesley Klop The high workload at universities is a subject that has had people talking for some time now. In 2020,…
Home Stretch | Improved monitoring of heart failure patients
photo EyeEm Mobile / iStock Cyrille Herkert’s PhD project is a collaboration between the Máxima Medical Center (MMC) and…
Universities expect a deficit of 250 million this year
photo Jamie Caroll / iStock It’s the first time in years that the fourteen universities jointly make such a big loss,…
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