TU/e @ GLOW, part 2: (Dis)appearance
‘Create an installation for GLOW NEXT that says something about light.’ This broadly-worded instruction was assigned to…
- News
- 04/11/2014
- by Monique van de Ven
- News
- 04/11/2014
- by Hoger Onderwijs Persbureau
- Column
- 04/11/2014
- by Valentina Bonito | promovenda bij Biomedical Engineering
- News
- 03/11/2014
- by Hoger Onderwijs Persbureau
- News
- 03/11/2014
- by Monique van de Ven
- News
- 03/11/2014
- by Judith van Gaal
- News
- 31/10/2014
- by San van Suchtelen
- Column
- 31/10/2014
- by Elles Raaijmakers | studente Electrical Engineering
- News
- 31/10/2014
- by Frans Verbruggen | student Mechanical Engineering
- News
- 31/10/2014
- by Tom Jeltes
Negotiations universities and Elsevier broken off
VSNU and Elsevier can’t come to an agreement on the open access policy of the publisher, the university association sayd…
CLMN | Six degrees of separations (or maybe more)
CLMN | Six degrees of separations (or maybe more) 04/11/2014 Let me tell you a story about a (disastrous) experiment on…
Hoping for an academic career against all odds
More than half of PhD candidates wants to stay on at university, according to the study ‘PhDs in the Netherlands’.…
TU/e @ GLOW, part 1: Lux Agitat Molem
Lux Agitat Molem is the name of a light installation that designer Philip Ross and the Intelligent Lighting Institute…
Master students not required to go abroad
Graduate Program Directors have come to an agreement on above topic as well as other aspects involved with the redesign…
TU/e spinoff Flowid wins innovation award
Flowid director Jeoffrey van den Berg considers the prize a wonderful acknowledgement for the new approach to chemistry…
Hello...world? | Cursor 5
Hello...world? | Cursor 5 31/10/2014 Electrical Engineering student Elles Raaijmakers always tries to see the funny side…
And how are things in Davis?
I always thought Americans were petrol-burning cowboys, but that turns out to apply to the Texans only. Americans, or I…
Barry the better bacterium
Bacteria have a bad reputation. They shouldn’t, say the members of the TU/e iGEM team. With a little help, bacteria can…
LOADING