Projects

Fatigue is the most debilitating complaint among young people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). This project aims to adapt an existing fatigue treatment designed for adults to suit adolescents.

Flexpertise is the ability of professionals to deal with changing demands for expertise.

By moving its tail and reacting to movement or touch, the Smart Teddy offers seniors companionship in the home.

The DATALESs project is a collaboration between Dutch and Chinese research institutions aiming to tackle challenges related to energy transition.

A Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU) is a serious complication of diabetes and can lead to a lower limb amputation if not treated properly and in an early stage.

Recent increase in wild fires in France, and around the world, are an unfortunate example of the current challenges firefighters face nowadays. Data science can provide a solution for such challenges.

Over the next three years, the municipality of The Hague and the Center of Expertice Governance of Urban Transitions will work together on this through a joint research agenda on migration and local policy.

Understanding and addressing emerging crimes and harms that undermine a fair and just sustainability transition.

This project explores urban food security as a human rights and human security issue, using participatory research with NGOs, municipalities, and communities in The Hague and Warsaw.

In this project we will analyse the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the relationship and interactions between different actors involved in policing different types of human emergencies.

‘The Effect of heatwaves on vulnerable population groups in The Hague’ mapped the needs of independently living seniors in order to adapt to heatwaves, the sustainable (frugal) solutions that exist, and the actions that...

How digitally skilled are SMEs in construction and manufacturing? THUAS research groups and WE-IT explore this through lab tests, case studies and tools to develop practical training solutions.