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The agreement between the two universities formalizes a plan for collaboration on research projects and education partnerships related to semiconductor manufacturing.

In 2023, the school matriculated a total of 6,387 ND  and  HND into the institution.

“These new degree programs reflect NCMC's commitment to providing high-quality education and fostering student success in diverse fields,” said NCMC President David Roland Finley.

LaundReCycle is energy and water self-sufficient. It has been running since 2021 at the Streetscapes Urban Farm.

The opening ceremony included a presentation highlighting the 22nd Rangers Camp

X-ray-guided magnetic fields to move capsules in the body in a controlled way... Breast cancer diagnosis based on AI...  Continuous glucose monitoring in the ICU... For the tenth time, the Pioneers in HealthCare vouchers have been awarded. Pioneers in HealthCare (PIHC) is a collaboration of hospitals and universities in Salland and Twente to stimulate research and innovation in medical technology. 

Large-scale, long-term recordings of the activity of individual brain neurons are essential for improving our knowledge of neural circuits, developing new medical device-based treatments, and, eventually, developing brain-computer interfaces that need high-resolution electrophysiological data.

Two years ago, Russia launched its war of aggression against Ukraine. One direct consequence of the conflict is the destruction of buildings and infrastructure. Now an exhibition in the ETH Main Building entitled “ETH with Ukraine” is showing how buildings, facilities and the environment in Ukraine can be protected or restored.

From 19 to 22 March 2024, FENSTERBAU FRONTALE will once again offer the world’s best overview of the market for windows, doors and façades with a combination of a trade show and an extensive programme.

In September last year I embarked on a 5 week trip throughout Italy and France. We swam in the waters of Cinque Terre, ate the best pizza we’d ever had in Naples, and walked blisters into our feet through the streets of Paris.