Breadcrumb About THUAS News Go to i-did: a unique concept within the global circular textile industry 17 June 2022 Research i-did: a unique concept within the global circular textile industry Around 330 million kilos of old textile ends up on the textile waste mountain in the Netherlands every year. At i-did they clean this up by transforming old textiles into recycled felt. Read more Go to Selling sustainable fashion made easier 15 June 2022 Research Selling sustainable fashion made easier As a fashion retailer, how can you better sell your sustainable range? This is what 60 design students from The Hague University of Applied Sciences pondered in the Next Fashion Retail research project. Read more Go to Designing with Nature: student innovations 9 June 2022 Research Designing with Nature: student innovations An overwhelmingly inspirational day, the 19th of May saw the presentations of the Design with nature students in the context of project Trashure. Students were tasked with using nature to create sustainable design. Read more Go to Systemic Design Expertise Network starts its first research projects 9 June 2022 Research Systemic Design Expertise Network starts its first research projects On Monday 30 May, the Systemic Design Expertise Network (ENSCD) held its first meeting. Read more Go to REBEL WITH A CAUSE: Ronald Van Der Kemp inspires during keynote speech at THUAS 1 June 2022 Research REBEL WITH A CAUSE: Ronald Van Der Kemp inspires during keynote speech at THUAS Rebel with a cause: those were the opening words to the keynote that describe Ronald van der Kemp (RVDK), world renowned couture designer. There is a reason a documentary about him with the same title is set to be... Read more Go to Promising programme for Professor Monique Berger’s inaugural lecture 31 May 2022 Research Promising programme for Professor Monique Berger’s inaugural lecture On 16 June 2022, Monique Berger, together with the members of her research group, will present the research themes and ambitions of the Technology for Inclusive Movement and Sport Research Group. Read more Go to MBA mini conference 16 May 2022 Research MBA mini conference The first annual MBA Mini Conference for Sustainability was held at our university on Monday, 16th May 2022. Read more Go to What made small labs great 28 April 2022 Research What made small labs great Whereas at the beginning of this millennium we had Earth Overshoot Day every year, this year we are celebrating Earth Regeneration Day for the second time. By 31 December 2029, we will have touched only 90 per cent of... Read more Go to Students present creative concepts to retailers of Next Fashion Retail (NFR) 25 April 2022 Research Students present creative concepts to retailers of Next Fashion Retail (NFR) Clouds of eco-cotton with LED lighting, product information on a clothes hanger with a mini-digiscreen and mannequins floating into space. These are just a few examples of the creative concepts that students presented to... Read more Go to What can labs learn from each other? 14 April 2022 Research What can labs learn from each other? Each living lab has its own objectives, processes and culture. Sometimes they are deliberate, sometimes they just happen. It is worthwhile, however, to regularly take a moment to reflect: who are we, what do we do and... Read more Go to Energy costs 2027 historically low 30 March 2022 Research Energy costs 2027 historically low Whereas in 2022 we were still struggling with historically high energy costs, this year we have the opposite. The flag is flying at the Mission Zero Centre of Expertise. ‘It is great that we are already reaping the... Read more Go to A ‘fresh’ electricity infrastructure 24 March 2022 Research A ‘fresh’ electricity infrastructure Trams, trains and trolleybuses all work with electric overhead wires. This infrastructure has been designed to manage large peaks. Even if all the connected vehicles suddenly accelerate at the same time, it does not... Read more Pagination First Page Previous Pagina 3 3 Current page 4 Pagina 5 5 Next Last Page
Go to i-did: a unique concept within the global circular textile industry 17 June 2022 Research i-did: a unique concept within the global circular textile industry Around 330 million kilos of old textile ends up on the textile waste mountain in the Netherlands every year. At i-did they clean this up by transforming old textiles into recycled felt. Read more
Go to Selling sustainable fashion made easier 15 June 2022 Research Selling sustainable fashion made easier As a fashion retailer, how can you better sell your sustainable range? This is what 60 design students from The Hague University of Applied Sciences pondered in the Next Fashion Retail research project. Read more
Go to Designing with Nature: student innovations 9 June 2022 Research Designing with Nature: student innovations An overwhelmingly inspirational day, the 19th of May saw the presentations of the Design with nature students in the context of project Trashure. Students were tasked with using nature to create sustainable design. Read more
Go to Systemic Design Expertise Network starts its first research projects 9 June 2022 Research Systemic Design Expertise Network starts its first research projects On Monday 30 May, the Systemic Design Expertise Network (ENSCD) held its first meeting. Read more
Go to REBEL WITH A CAUSE: Ronald Van Der Kemp inspires during keynote speech at THUAS 1 June 2022 Research REBEL WITH A CAUSE: Ronald Van Der Kemp inspires during keynote speech at THUAS Rebel with a cause: those were the opening words to the keynote that describe Ronald van der Kemp (RVDK), world renowned couture designer. There is a reason a documentary about him with the same title is set to be... Read more
Go to Promising programme for Professor Monique Berger’s inaugural lecture 31 May 2022 Research Promising programme for Professor Monique Berger’s inaugural lecture On 16 June 2022, Monique Berger, together with the members of her research group, will present the research themes and ambitions of the Technology for Inclusive Movement and Sport Research Group. Read more
Go to MBA mini conference 16 May 2022 Research MBA mini conference The first annual MBA Mini Conference for Sustainability was held at our university on Monday, 16th May 2022. Read more
Go to What made small labs great 28 April 2022 Research What made small labs great Whereas at the beginning of this millennium we had Earth Overshoot Day every year, this year we are celebrating Earth Regeneration Day for the second time. By 31 December 2029, we will have touched only 90 per cent of... Read more
Go to Students present creative concepts to retailers of Next Fashion Retail (NFR) 25 April 2022 Research Students present creative concepts to retailers of Next Fashion Retail (NFR) Clouds of eco-cotton with LED lighting, product information on a clothes hanger with a mini-digiscreen and mannequins floating into space. These are just a few examples of the creative concepts that students presented to... Read more
Go to What can labs learn from each other? 14 April 2022 Research What can labs learn from each other? Each living lab has its own objectives, processes and culture. Sometimes they are deliberate, sometimes they just happen. It is worthwhile, however, to regularly take a moment to reflect: who are we, what do we do and... Read more
Go to Energy costs 2027 historically low 30 March 2022 Research Energy costs 2027 historically low Whereas in 2022 we were still struggling with historically high energy costs, this year we have the opposite. The flag is flying at the Mission Zero Centre of Expertise. ‘It is great that we are already reaping the... Read more
Go to A ‘fresh’ electricity infrastructure 24 March 2022 Research A ‘fresh’ electricity infrastructure Trams, trains and trolleybuses all work with electric overhead wires. This infrastructure has been designed to manage large peaks. Even if all the connected vehicles suddenly accelerate at the same time, it does not... Read more
