More staff, and fixed contracts for researchers for universities
More staff, and fixed contracts for researchers for universities
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More staff, and fixed contracts for researchers for universities
In Science Magazine, TU/e researchers publish teir research on new phase transitions of solutions and gels in water, which instinctively go against the basic principles of chemistry - and which they discovered by accident.
In early May 2022, the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) in the United States of America University granted professor Bert Meijer international membership of the academy. Membership for non-US citizens is extraordinary. Currently, there are only 13 other living Dutch members. Meijer is the very first TU/e professor to become a member of the NAS.
The Dutch government’s National Growth Fund aims to ensure that the prosperity of the Netherlands is also guaranteed for the future. TU/e plays a key role in this ambition, as demonstrated when the second round of subsidies were awarded just before Easter. No fewer than eight projects involving researchers from our university were rewarded. In a series of articles we highlight the four projects with our greatest contribution.
A research programme aiming to build a revolutionary robot lab that combines chemistry and artificial intelligence (AI) and that will enrich the scientific infrastructure for chemistry in the Netherlands will receive a contribution of 97 million from