How Anne Roc'h secured three Doctoral Network grants in four years. "Don't go for it if you don't strongly believe in the topic yourself." Researcher Anne Roc'h dragged in an MSCA Doctoral Network project for the third time in four years.

We celebrate diversity at our university during Diversity Week from October 7 to 11. As part of Diversity Week and Coming Out Day, our university secretary, Eric van der Geer-Rutten-Rijswijk, is eager to support anyone struggling with their orientation.

Melvin Drent, this year's best master teacher, wants to be approachable to his students and help them get ahead.

Cyrille Herkert defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Industrial Design on September 24th. With her doctoral research, Cyrille Herkert, PhD candidate and cardiologist-in-training, offers new insights that can help improve care for heart failure patients using technology and telemonitoring.

After obtaining her EngD in 2022, Nienke Bakx continued her research on using AI to treat breast cancer at Catharina Hospital.

AI can help diagnose and treat pancreatic cancer. Two young TU/e-researchers talk about their project.

Sander van den Borne defends his EngD thesis on September 20th at the school of medical physics and engineering Eindhoven, which is part of the department of Biomedical Engineering.

Yorick Spenrath used 70 million receipts to mathematically predict our behavior in the supermarket. Coupons, loyalty card, Air Miles.

Newly founded company ARTIC Technologies is building a special pump with microhairs. Nature is full of inspiration for researchers and companies.

The Executive Board recently appointed a new Department Board for the Chemical Engineering & Chemistry department. Their challenge is a considerable one since there is much that needs attention. However, Jos Keurentjes, the new dean, also sees great opportunities and has a clear picture of the way forward. Rector Silvia Lenaerts and Keurentjes set out their vision of the future for the department.

Over four million euros for a total of six application-oriented technical-scientific research projects.

To achieve greater efficiency, robots must develop more human-like skills, such as fast physical interaction. That was the focus of the I.AM project.

This network of enthusiastic, ambitious and excellent academics with an interest in science and engineering was launched in 2018.

Using neutrons, TU/e scientists visualize the internal processes of a redox flow battery. At the beginning of the 20th century, the invention of X-ray imaging provided a leap of knowledge in medical science.