Inspiring Ideas

Many mechanical processes, from the brakes in your car to your home heating system or the sewage pipes underground, operate under the principles of fluid mechanics.

Teenagers get a lot of bad press. They’re often stereotyped as unthinking troublemakers, but that’s not an accurate view according to Eveline Crone, Professor of Developmental Neuroscience in Society

Through discourse analysis and courtroom ethnography, Sigurd D’hondt is examining how different people, like judges, lawyers and victims, involved in international trials navigate the situation.

How do we see details on the tiniest things, like the microchips that live inside our smartphones and computers?

Neil Cronin, a sports scientist and associate professor at the University of Jyväskylä recognised the potential of AI to revolutionise medical and sports technology.

Dr Ioanna Poulopoulou of the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (unibz) is harnessing the power of herbs to tackle an insidious enemy.

KU Leuven's Industrial Research Fund (IOF), a unique Flemish funding scheme, is a key player in supporting the launch of new, university-developed technologies.

At Europe’s most innovative university, the latest pedagogy and e-learning research meets technological expertise in the form of a top quality digital learning environment that is easy to use.

The universe is expanding faster than expected. Alessandra Silvestri wants to figure out why.

Prof. Dominik Mahr recognised that Maastricht University could provide him with novel research opportunities as a young, vibrant place, not stifled by centuries of tradition, where change was welcome.