Breadcrumb About THUAS News Go to “Education, research and practice must continuously strengthen one another” 20 May 2026 Research “Education, research and practice must continuously strengthen one another” Researcher Claudia Diers-Lienke on AI literacy, future-proof education and the role of research in practice. Read more Go to A train journey that continues onward 4 May 2026 Research A train journey that continues onward Professor Jenny Coenen took part in a discussion with, among others, Queen Máxima on how the circular economy can be accelerated. Read more Go to Framerunning: moving without limits 21 April 2026 Research Framerunning: moving without limits Through the Framerunner project, The Hague University of Applied Sciences works with local partners in Tanzania on solutions for people with mobility impairments. Read more Go to EdTech Scan Report: What can we actually see from the outside? 21 April 2026 Research EdTech Scan Report: What can we actually see from the outside? 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. Read more Go to Theo Bakker appointed as leading professor Global & Inclusive Learning 15 April 2026 Research Theo Bakker appointed as leading professor Global & Inclusive Learning 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. Read more Go to THUAS takes key role in national cybersecurity programme 1 April 2026 Research THUAS takes key role in national cybersecurity programme 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). Read more Go to Insight into the real value of re-manufacturing 25 March 2026 Research Insight into the real value of re-manufacturing 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. Read more Go to Research into automated quality control in the manufacturing industry 18 March 2026 Research Research into automated quality control in the manufacturing industry How do you prevent errors in production processes when there is a shortage of experienced skilled workers? How can smart cameras, sensors, and robots help automate quality control in manufacturing? Read more Go to Transparency in the food system 17 March 2026 Research Transparency in the food system True Pricing (TP) – making the true costs of food visible – is often seen as the key to a more transparent food system. But how do we effectively involve citizens in that process? Read more Go to Fewer Returns Through Better Choices 11 March 2026 Research Fewer Returns Through Better Choices Product returns are a persistent problem for many e-commerce businesses. Can specific marketing interventions actually contribute to reducing product returns in e-commerce? Read more Go to How climate change is reshaping policing 10 March 2026 Research How climate change is reshaping policing At the launch of Adapting to Climate Change in Modern Policing, experts explored how climate change is transforming police work and institutions worldwide. And why more concrete, practical approaches are now needed. Read more Go to THUAS launches European PATHS project within UNINOVIS 19 February 2026 Research THUAS launches European PATHS project within UNINOVIS THUAS kicked off the European PATHS project within UNINOVIS. Together with our partners, we are developing pathways to structurally engage students in applied research and regional innovation. Read more Pagination Current page 1 Pagina 2 2 Pagina 3 3 Next Last Page
Go to “Education, research and practice must continuously strengthen one another” 20 May 2026 Research “Education, research and practice must continuously strengthen one another” Researcher Claudia Diers-Lienke on AI literacy, future-proof education and the role of research in practice. Read more
Go to A train journey that continues onward 4 May 2026 Research A train journey that continues onward Professor Jenny Coenen took part in a discussion with, among others, Queen Máxima on how the circular economy can be accelerated. Read more
Go to Framerunning: moving without limits 21 April 2026 Research Framerunning: moving without limits Through the Framerunner project, The Hague University of Applied Sciences works with local partners in Tanzania on solutions for people with mobility impairments. Read more
Go to EdTech Scan Report: What can we actually see from the outside? 21 April 2026 Research EdTech Scan Report: What can we actually see from the outside? 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. Read more
Go to Theo Bakker appointed as leading professor Global & Inclusive Learning 15 April 2026 Research Theo Bakker appointed as leading professor Global & Inclusive Learning 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. Read more
Go to THUAS takes key role in national cybersecurity programme 1 April 2026 Research THUAS takes key role in national cybersecurity programme 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). Read more
Go to Insight into the real value of re-manufacturing 25 March 2026 Research Insight into the real value of re-manufacturing 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. Read more
Go to Research into automated quality control in the manufacturing industry 18 March 2026 Research Research into automated quality control in the manufacturing industry How do you prevent errors in production processes when there is a shortage of experienced skilled workers? How can smart cameras, sensors, and robots help automate quality control in manufacturing? Read more
Go to Transparency in the food system 17 March 2026 Research Transparency in the food system True Pricing (TP) – making the true costs of food visible – is often seen as the key to a more transparent food system. But how do we effectively involve citizens in that process? Read more
Go to Fewer Returns Through Better Choices 11 March 2026 Research Fewer Returns Through Better Choices Product returns are a persistent problem for many e-commerce businesses. Can specific marketing interventions actually contribute to reducing product returns in e-commerce? Read more
Go to How climate change is reshaping policing 10 March 2026 Research How climate change is reshaping policing At the launch of Adapting to Climate Change in Modern Policing, experts explored how climate change is transforming police work and institutions worldwide. And why more concrete, practical approaches are now needed. Read more
Go to THUAS launches European PATHS project within UNINOVIS 19 February 2026 Research THUAS launches European PATHS project within UNINOVIS THUAS kicked off the European PATHS project within UNINOVIS. Together with our partners, we are developing pathways to structurally engage students in applied research and regional innovation. Read more