Projects

The DigitalZH project develops and tests innovative solutions for automated quality inspection in the manufacturing industry.

Education, municipalities, and welfare organizations are working together to improve the recognition, support, and resilience of young caregivers in The Hague, so they maintain equal opportunities at school and in life.

True Pricing – making the true costs of food visible – can make the public more aware and promote fairer, more sustainable consumption. But how do we effectively involve the public in this?

Product returns are a persistent problem for many e-commerce businesses. This research project examines how digital marketing can be used to reduce the number of product returns.

The use of composite materials is crucial for the energy transition, but damage is difficult to visually detect. Composites are increasingly being monitored using fiber-optic sensors.

The objective of CHAI is to promote responsible use of Generative AI (GenAI) in higher education by facilitating the co-creation of AI honor codes.

Researchers of THUAS work together with the companies Single Quantum and Photosynthetic on the fabrication and testing of microscopic lenses that can optimally focus photons onto superconducting nanowire detectors.

In the greenhouse horticulture sector, there is an increasing focus on sensor technology to monitor crop growth and development. Stem thickness and its variation is a crucial indicator of crop growth.

PATHS connects university classrooms with real-world research. European partners create practical routes for student engagement in applied research to strengthen regional innovation ecosystems.

With an EU subsidy from NetZeroCities, HK-ACT explores how the Public Dialogues supports the Hague Climate Agreement by strengthening citizen participation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration within climate deals.

Building an Integrated Sustainability Curriculum for Higher Professional Economic Education: research into how we prepare Finance & Control students for a world that is becoming more complex, sustainable and critical.

Young people and communities across Europe collaborate on new ways to actively participate in democracy and influence policy.