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Sjors Heefer explored unique solutions to an extension of general relativity as part of his cum laude PhD research.

The irregularities committee investigated a report of censorship at Cursor. See below the reactions of the EB and the SB to the committee report.

Guido Kusters created mathematical models to aid in the development of smart polymers, and he defended his PhD thesis cum laude at the Department of Applied Physics and Science Education on May 29th.

TU/e-researcher Serena Agnolin researched effective ways to make often-used chemical reactors more efficient as a PhD, driven by her passion for making her own industry more sustainable.

Alternatives for the current energy-intensive separation processes in the chemical industry could significantly decrease both the sector's CO2 footprint and its energy consumption.

Fellow Ton Peijnenburg brings together the worlds of VDL ETG and TU/e. Collaboration with industry is in TU/e's blood.

In collaboration with Princess Máxima Centre and the company Corsano, and with funding from the KWF Dutch Cancer Society, TU/e researchers are seeking a smart device solution to help children and adol

TU/e is the ideal place to bring electronics and photonics together and accelerate the digitization of our modern lives.

TU/e professor Carlijn Bouten is contributing to the DRIVE-RM consortium with her department and her knowledge of regenerating the body's own cardiovascular materials.

Area-selective atomic layer deposition is set to be a leading technique when it comes to making the advanced computer chips of the future, according to TU/e researcher Adrie Mackus.

70-year-old Jan Ploeger devoted his thesis to the promising and unique public transport chain in the Netherlands since 1900 A happy coincidence of circumstances and perseverance.

In his doctoral research, Daan de Geus worked on advanced image processing methods that allow robots and cars to better recognize what they see around them.

Jan van Hest receives ERC Advanced Grant for interplay between cells ánd scientific disciplines. Muscles are not only important for a killer body, but also for a healthy one.

PhD candidate Connie Rees demonstrates that with a renewed ultrasound method, subtle movements of the uterus can be measured.

Dylan Mostert defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Biomedical Engineering on March 15th. A heart attack causes many heart cells to die and changes the structure of the heart muscle tissue, leaving the heart weaker and making it more difficult for it to pump blood around.

Sjoerd Doumen defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Electrical Engineering on March 7th. Our current energy systems have two major and related problems: congestion of the power grid and a mismatch between supply and demand.

Emma Moonen defended her PhD thesis cum laude, which is about sweat monitoring with a microfluidic device, at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on March 7th as TU/e celebrates International Women's Day.

Puck Mulders defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on March 6th. She often stood between the potato plants in her boots and now these experiments serve as the basis for sustainable fry project 'Frietje Precies' .

The NWO grant of 845,000 euros is for research on the use of iron powder as renewable energy. TU/e and EIRES researchers Xiaocheng Mi and Giulia Finotello have been awarded a new project in NWO's Open Technology Programme.

Bas Bögels defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Biomedical Engineering on February 21st. No longer storing data with ones and zeros, but with A, T, C and G - the building blocks of DNA.

Leon Rosseau defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry on February 7th.

Natascha van Bommel defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Industrial Engineering and Innovation Sciences on January 25th.

TU/e president Robert-Jan Smits: "Our collaboration with industrial partners moves everyone forward: researchers, students, industry and society.

Pavlo Burda defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science on January 24th.