Projects

The Smart Sensor Systems research group contributes to the knowledge programme Climate Adaptation of Rijkswaterstaat. The objective: predict and prevent risks from falling trees using advanced sensor technology.

In the Onboarding Nature project, the research group Change Management is working with entrepreneurs to explore how nature can become a full topic in decision-making and business operations.

This research explores how producers can communicate effectively about hybrid meat products. The objective is to increase consumer acceptance and contribute to a more sustainable food supply.

The Dutch Prognostics Lab focuses on standardisation of measurement and documentation protocols for organisations to share and use their data. This contributes to more reliable systems and lower maintenance costs.

The DUPLO project contributes to more efficient product disassembly by developing a standardised, machine-readable disassembly plan, linked to a Digital Product Passport.

The Hague University of Applied Sciences is developing a smart and affordable screening device for early detection of skin cancer in primary care. This enables faster diagnosis and more sustainable care.

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.

ExpACT focuses on developing strategies to reduce exposure to airborne pollutants, using innovative technologies and open dialogue between stakeholders.

In SPRONG GROUNDED, The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Saxion University of Applied Sciences are closely working together on a long term basis, to investigate and understand the impact of our environment, both...

In The Waterworks of Money, cartographer Carlijn Kingma, New Finance professor Martijn van der Linden, and investigative financial journalist Thomas Bollen map out our financial system in a uniquely visual way.

The project aims to minimize diseases and spoilage of horticultural vegetables in greenhouse cultivation.

The Dutch greenhouse horticulture industry is a global leader in sustainable innovations. Compared to other countries, its ecological footprint is already low, but new technologies offer opportunities to further control...