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The joint research groups with Basalt Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation & Technology and Assistive Technology for Mobility and Sports, have been renewed for a new six-year term.

How can digital platforms boost collaboration in the climate transition? Future Urban Systems shows how technology, participation and knowledge sharing drive sustainable urban development.

Thanks to a highly successful fundraising quiz night, Rotary Clubs Zoetermeer and Voorburg-Vliet raised an impressive €10,000 on 31 March for the research project “Creating a Place for and with Ukrainian Youth”.

On 21 May, we signed a multi-year cooperation agreement together with World Horti Center.

From 30 June to 2 July, a broad delegation from The Hague University of Applied Sciences will participate in the international DxD Conference hosted by London South Bank University.

Researcher Claudia Diers-Lienke on AI literacy, future-proof education and the role of research in practice.

Professor Jenny Coenen took part in a discussion with, among others, Queen Máxima on how the circular economy can be accelerated.

Through the Framerunner project, The Hague University of Applied Sciences works with local partners in Tanzania on solutions for people with mobility impairments.

A new EdTech scan shows that information on AI, equity, and effectiveness is often fragmented and limited. The study is part of the Evidence-informed evaluation of EdTech.

Theo Bakker joins as leading professor of the Centre of Expertise Global & Inclusive Learning, focusing on collaboration and impact to address today’s most pressing societal challenges.

THUAS, together with four other universities of applied sciences, has secured a subsidy of approximately €1 million for the national programme Cyber Security Learning Communities (CYRCLE).

How significant are the environmental benefits of components that get a second or even third life? The research team at Best ECO-op developed a method to determine the ecological footprint and costs of remanufacturing.