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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?

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?

Product returns are a persistent problem for many e-commerce businesses. Can specific marketing interventions actually contribute to reducing product returns in e-commerce?

Hybrid meat products: does transparent communication work better than subtle messaging? Research shows that clarity increases trust and appreciation, but it also influences purchase intention.

Join us at the 10th International Workshop on Advanced Remanufacturing (IWAR 2026), taking place from 14 to 16 October 2026 at the THUAS campus in The Hague/Delft, The Netherlands.

The research group New Finance is developing a new programme profile that makes economic education future-proof and better aligned with political and societal changes.

On 30 January 2026, Beyond Cash, Code & Monetary Power brought students, researchers and professionals together at THUAS for an afternoon of interactive sessions and panel discussions.

The New Finance research group at The Hague University of Applied Sciences developed teaching materials that students use to learn how companies can use accounting to shape their circular ambitions.

THUAS is working in the research project NextDeLights on advanced light sources and detectors for the early and accurate detection of skin cancer using spectral imaging and optical coherence tomography

Smarter disassembly, more reuse: in the DUPLO research project, researchers and companies are developing a standardised disassembly plan that makes circular manufacturing practically feasible.

The research group Data-Driven Marketing of The Hague University of Applied Sciences investigated how True Pricing can contribute to a fairer, more transparent and more sustainable food system in the Netherlands.

The Smart Sustainable Manufacturing research group is investigating in TranSIT how SME manufacturing businesses can optimise their processes by using digital technologies, such as robotisation.