New Features


Highlight element

Additional focus on your content.

A new element has been brought to our TYPO3 environment; the highlight element, adding the possibility of showcasing some additional information with both a colored background, images and/or a quote. Increase readability of your pages by displaying secundary/additional information as a highlight.

The newest addition to our element library

Our new Highlight element

A new feature to our element library: the highlight element comes with several styling/layout possibilties, all including theme colours and the optional quote

This layout is the default, with a quote added

Feel free to experiment with the element in, for example, news articles to highlight additional context

Robin Barbier

Information Manager dept. Communication

Other possible layout

Highlight element without background image

You can also choose to exclude the image behind the element, and for instance pick a different theme setting.

And ofcourse add a quote if you like

Horizontal layout

Horizontal layout

Our new Highlight element

Or you can try the horizontal layout, and exclude the quote

Horizontal halfheight layout

Horizontal halfheight layout

Our new Highlight element

There's also a half-height option when choosing the horizontal layout, and the quote below.

Feel free to experiment with the element in, for example, news articles to highlight additional context

Robin Barbier

Information Manager dept. Communication

Feel free to experiment with the element in, for example, news articles to highlight additional context

Robin Barbier

Information Manager dept. Communication


Import Pure publications

Get publications from Pure based on research ID, organisational unit or search term. .

As part of our ongoing journey of improving staff and group pages, we can now display publication overviews from Pure, based on group/topic/theme. Look up the correct ID in Pure, enter it in the element and let the API do the rest.

And yes, we'll definately look for further improvements on this import feature (such as items displayed per page or total items displayed).

Publications based on the search term 'energy transition'

  1. P.J. Stappers, remko van der Lugt, Design and the Growth of Knowledge: Best Practices and Ingredients for Successful Design Research
  2. S.M.J. Rogge, Anastasiya Bavykina, Julianna Hajek, H Garcia, Alma Olivos Suarez, A. Sepúlveda-Escribano, A. Vimont, G Clet, P. Bazin, Freek Kapteijn, Marco Daturi, E.V. Ramos-Fernandez, FX Llabres i Xamena, V Van Speybroeck, Jorge Gascon, Metal-organic and covalent organic frameworks as single-site catalysts, In Chemical Society Reviews.
  3. Julia Cramer, Quantum error correction with spins in diamond
  4. Noortje Groot, Georges Zaccour, Bart De Schutter, Hierarchical game theory for system-optimal control: Applications of reverse Stackelberg games in regulating marketing channels and traffic routing, In IEEEControl Systems Volume 37 p.129-152.
  5. Yawei Chen, Lei Qu, Emerging participative approaches for urban regeneration in Chinese megacities, In Journal of Urban Planning and Development Volume 146.
  6. Chunyi Hu, S.P.B. van Beljouw, Ki Hyun Nam, Gabriel Schuler, A. Rodríguez Molina, A.C. van Eijkeren-Haagsma, M. Valk, Martin Pabst, S.J.J. Brouns, More Authors, Craspase is a CRISPR RNA-guided, RNA-activated protease, In Science Volume 377 p.1278-1285.
  7. J. Pierotti, Models and heuristics for hard routing and knapsack problems
  8. Abdullah Kara, Christiaan Lemmen, Peter van Oosterom, Eftychia Kalogianni, Abdullah Alattas, Agung Indrajit, (2024), Design of the new structure and capabilities of LADM edition II including 3D aspects, In Land Use Policy Volume 137.
  9. M.D.L.A. Palacios Barea, D. Boeren, J. F. Ferreira Goncalves, (2023), At the intersection of humanity and technology: a technofeminist intersectional critical discourse analysis of gender and race biases in the natural language processing model GPT-3, In AI & SOCIETY.
  10. Jan Geleijnse, Martine Rutten, Didier de Villiers, James Tayebwa Bamwenda, Edo Abraham, (2023), Enhancing water access monitoring through mapping multi-source usage and disaggregated geographic inequalities with machine learning and surveys, In Scientific Reports Volume 13.

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