New X-ray machine unveils the ‘hidden layers’ of materialsOn the 21st of June, the Nanolab of the University of Twente opened a new state-of-the-art research facility. The opening represents a significant advancement in the university’s capabilities to pioneer cutting-edge research in photoelectron characterization and advanced materials synthesis. One of its machines – the operando HAXPES – is made possible through a 2.2 million euro grant from the NWO-large programme of the Dutch Research Council.Read more
Erik Horstman finalist UT Teacher of the Year 2024One of the highlights of the week of education, is the election of the UT Teacher of the Year. The purpose of this election is to highlight inspiring and good teaching in higher education. On Wednesday June 12th the finalists will give an inspiring and enthusiastic lecture on the Agora stage in the Vrijhof. Rector magnificus Tom Veldkamp will present the award to the winner. The winner will participate in the national teacher of the year event.Read more
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