News & Agenda News Menu openen 13 maart 2023 Amir Zadpoor in diverse media Lees meer 08 maart 2023 Aimée Sakes treedt toe als nieuw bestuurslid NWO-domein TTW Het bestuur van NWO-domein Toegepaste en Technische Wetenschappen (TTW) benoemt dr.ir. Aimée Sakes tot nieuw bestuurslid. Zij zal per 1 april 2023 toetreden. Lees meer 03 maart 2023 Nieuwe troef ontdekt voor orgaanherstel: de kromming van de omgeving Lees meer 31 januari 2023 John van den Dobbelsteen benoemd tot hoogleraar Medical Process Engineering John van den Dobbelsteen is benoemd tot hoogleraar Medical Process Engineering. Hij focust zich met zijn onderzoek op het verbeteren van de interactie tussen operatiepersoneel en medische technologie. Lees meer 16 januari 2023 New methods to investigate the interface between biomaterials and cells to help regenerate body tissues Lidy Fratila-Apachitei and Murali Ghatkesar received a Cohesion grant to investigate how 3-D printed pillars with features in the sub-micrometre range can affect adhesion and mechanics of living progenitor cells at single cell level. Together with postdoc researcher Livia Angeloni and the other collaborators, they developed and applied a novel method based on fluid force microscopy. Lees meer 22 november 2022 Saskia van Heumen TU Delft Best Graduate 2022 Saskia van Heumen van 3mE is uitgeroepen tot TU Delft’s Best Graduate 2022 voor haar uitzonderlijke onderzoek naar het gebruik van foto-akoestische beeldvorming bij de behandeling van lymfe-oedeem. Lees meer 22 november 2022 ERC Starting Grant for Ali Akyildiz The European Research Council has awarded an ERC Starting Grant to Ali Akyildiz. Akyildiz’s research focusses on cardiovascular biomechanics, specifically individual people’s susceptibility to cardiovascular events, such as heart attack and stroke, due to biomechanical failure in their blood vessels. This 1.5 million euros grant is to cover the costs of a five-year research programme, and is awarded to researchers who are at the start of their career, but have already excelled in a promising line of research. Lees meer 22 november 2022 OpenSim Creator: Empowering biomedical research with biomechanical models wins CZI EOSS Award Ajay Seth has been awarded a Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) Essential Open Source Software for Science (EOSS) grant of US$ 350,000 to develop OpenSim Creator. This open-source biomechanical simulator will enable researchers worldwide to create novel neuromuscular and musculoskeletal models within hours, enabling better and faster responses to biomedical questions about human and animal mobility. Lees meer 10 november 2022 Bart van Straten in diverse media Lees meer 26 september 2022 Why do older adults stand-up differently to young adults? As we age, we start to change the way we move. But why do older adults move differently to young adults? How much change can we tolerate before assist is needed? And how does adaptation relate to falls? Eline van der Kruk and a team of researchers of Imperial College in London explore these questions in a daily life activity. Their findings were published in the Nature Portfolio NPJ Aging. Lees meer Je bent op pagina 1 Pagina 2 Pagina 3 Pagina 4 Pagina 5 Pagina 6 ... Agenda Deel deze pagina: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Deel deze pagina