Eindhoven University of Technology

At Eindhoven University of Technology we are fully committed to sustainability. The reports from the IPCC are completely clear on the threat of global warming and climate change, which are taking place at an alarming rate. We are already…

Last April, TU/e associate professor Maria Vlasiou and alumna Anke Simons were presented at a conference in Texas with the UPS George D. Smith Prize for TU/e’s master’s program Industrial and Applied Mathematics (IAM). Today, it’s time…

Art & Tech Team IGNITE will leave TU/e’s mark on light art festival GLOW with an enormous light bulb, little airplanes lighting the way and beating hearts spread across the city. The team developed the Student’s Heart project in…

Housing corporation Woonbedrijf and construction company Heijmans have started the construction of 735 student homes on the TU/e campus. This project will be completed in the summer of 2024 and will consist of 366 rooms, 285 studios and…

A consortium led by principal investigator Lisanne Havinga, assistant professor at the research group Building Performance, and co-principal investigator Torsten Schröder, assistant professor at the research group Architectural Design en…

Scientists from QuTech and Eindhoven University of Technology have taken a next step in qubit research. Qubits are one of the building blocks of a future quantum computer. The researchers - including Sasa Gazibegovic, Ghada Badawy and…

The megacontroller measures 6 by 2.5 meters and is based on the popular Super Nintendo from the nineties. The giant copy was built by four committee members and a handful of volunteers from the student association Thor (department of…

Cycling is healthy, emits no CO2 and reduces congestion on the road. To get and keep more people on their bikes, bicycle innovations should really be aimed at helping cyclists, says PhD researcher Matthew Bruno. The new million dollar…

The creation of a climate damage fund for poor countries and an official warning to commercial banks to do more about climate change: these are the bright spots during the Egyptian climate summit, according to TU/e researchers Heleen de…

TU/e's iGEM team has finished first at the Giant Jamboree in Paris, the international competition for innovations in synthetic biology. The students developed a cell therapy to treat autoimmune diseases such as ANCA-associated vasculitis,…