Projects

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.

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.

The Key Enabling Technology (KET) Lab of The Hague University of Applied Sciences is an innovation lab that strengthens research and education by means of key technologies such as photonics, micro- and nanotechnology.

The basis and starting point of this research is the standard (S026) recently published by the Commission Internationale d'Eclairage (CIE), in which the CIE describes the sensitivity of the Melanopsin receptors in the...

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.

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...

De SLIM-subsidie heeft als doel om leren en ontwikkelen in het mkb vanzelfsprekend te maken. Dit betekent dat in de onderneming aandacht is voor de ontwikkeling van het bedrijf en de medewerkers.

Large infrastructure objects such as a bridge or viaduct need to be monitored to guarantee safety and to optimise maintenance.