Emphasizing Equality

The adoption of new technology hinges not only on technical innovation, but also on human-computer interaction. Dr. María Menéndez-Blanco studies this bridge between users and technology.

Children represent about a quarter of the world’s population. Despite this, adults have traditionally not listened to children when making decisions that will affect them.

“The ultimate dream is to use nanoparticles to build little robots that we can send into the body to deliver drugs or repair cells."

Researchers from the Department of Electrical Engineering at TU/e have achieved resounding success using a novel imaging technique to detect cancer in close collaboration with industry partners.

When Aleksandar Bozic started looking for sociology PhD programs, he was quickly drawn to Norway.

The basic idea is you want to share resources with people who are like you. But if you perceive that people are less like you, you’re not going to be as willing to share.

Classics is a discipline that is intensely connected to the past and consequently, its relevance in the 21st century is frequently questioned.

Cassidy Sugimoto looks at scientific information—the ways it is made, who gets to participate in it, and how it is evaluated.

For University of Helsinki PhD student Sanna Tirkkonen, the line between research and life is a little blurred.

Hephzi Tagoe has spent her career alternating between academia and industry, with a healthy dose of science outreach on the side.