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The first engineers of the AI&ES master's program recently received their diplomas. The engineers know the ins and outs of AI and other data science solutions to help companies and institutions with their need for insights.

Researchers Lukas Dekker and Carlijn Buck of TU/e and the Catharina Hospital are investigating how they can provide better-tailored care to heart patients through smart modeling, thanks to a digital twin of each patient.

Architectural engineer Alex Donkers develops concepts for practical digital twins in the construction world.

The grants allow scientists to make significant progress with innovative ideas in areas such as sustainable energy, drug discovery and AI.

Installations featured include AI motor imagery, autonomous driving, a recyclable car, and a biosimulator for breast cancer detection, amongst others.

Researchers at Catharina Hospital and TU/e are studying alarm fatigue. The Intensive Care (ICU) and anesthesiology departments of the Catharina Hospital in Eindhoven are taking essential steps to make the ICU and operating rooms quieter and quieter.

Student team TU/ecomotive hopes to inspire car manufacturers with Phoenix, as new legislation from Brussels is on the way.

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

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.

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.

In the SensUs competition, organized by a TU/e student team, student teams are developing innovative biosensors designed for the continuous monitoring of kidney failure.

In researching this "potential gold mine," Catharina Hospital is working with e/MTIC partners Philips and Eindhoven University of Technology.

Two TU/e scientists can move forward with fiber-sensing technology and mathematical models for optimal individual security.

New opportunities for research on fiber-sensing technology and mathematical models for optimal individual security.

Kiane de Kleijne examined not only the benefits of green hydrogen, but also the emissions associated with producing and transporting green hydrogen.

'Staying in control, combining all the parts and finally creating a working machine - that's the ultimate teamwork' Former ASML president Martin van den Brink will receive an honorary doctorate from the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the TU/e Research Day 2024, on June 13.

Twan Wilting defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Applied Physics and Science Education on June 4th.