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The New Finance research group at THUAS conducted a study commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs on how CSRD impacts SMEs.

The research 'Crop Growth Well Measured' focused on contactless measurement of crops using sensors and light technology. The research yielded innovations that can further make greenhouse farming more sustainable.

KIVI Annual Congress 2025! From circular construction to sustainable mobility – working together for a healthier world.

The CSRD is a European directive that obliges large and listed businesses to also report on sustainability in their annual reports. The Hague University of Applied Sciences investigated how the CSRD affects SMEs.

On 1 March, Cor Beyers started as professor of Data Driven Marketing. In this new research group, he investigates how businesses can use data for more efficient processes and sustainable growth.

Jenna and her colleagues from the Smart Sustainable Manufacturing research group built an innovative machine to easily reuse plastic.

THUAS and Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen are contributing to the Climate Adaptation Knowledge Programme of Rijkswaterstaat by developing sensor technology for tree recognition along motorways.

Revolutionizing construction: The Hague hosts groundbreaking SUM4Re event. How digital urban mining and photonics are shaping the future of cities.

The Climate Research Initiative Netherlands (KIN) is working toward a fair, climate-resilient future, with THUAS as a partner in the program ‘Accelerating Just Climate Transitions in Urban Regions.’

The event From Cash to Code on 6 December 2024 explored the impact of crypto assets and digital central bank currencies on the future of the financial system.

Discover how to lead transformative change! This book explores the role of multi-stakeholder facilitators, offering tools and strategies to drive sustainability transitions and reshape societal systems.

The Hague University of Applied Sciences collaborates with a broad consortium on the ExpACT research project, called Exposome ACTion perspectives, which has recently received an NWA-ORC grant.