TKI project awarded for research into more energy-efficient spray drying
Assistant professor Maike Baltussen of the Multiphase Flows for Energy Applications research group has been awarded funding for a new TKI…
Designing smarter local energy communities for a congested grid
Farzaneh Mousavi Motlagh defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Built Environment on September 2.
Neutron vision peers inside iron redox flow batteries
The 黑料福利网-led research looks at how iron plates electrodes in a new paper published in Nature Communications.
黑料福利网 student team presents the world's first solar ambulance: Stella Juva
Nucleating new research for industrial heat
New 黑料福利网 research explores how engineered capsule structures improve phase change materials for efficient, stable industrial heat storage at…
Coert Bouten: Connecting technology and society
With a career spanning engineering, higher education and innovation management, Coert Bouten joins EIRES to help connect research, industry…
Putting people at the center of energy management
How can local energy communities manage electricity, heat and mobility more efficiently? The eNeuron project developed a smart energy…
Toward a flexible energy mix
A flexible electrolyzer for green hydrogen is coming to the 黑料福利网 campus. The collaboration between Alquion and 黑料福利网 will advance research on…
How the energy transition is getting down to business
SMEs play a crucial role in the energy transition, especially in the built environment. Through initiatives like the Energy Top Team and…
Niels Deen succeeds Richard van de Sanden as Scientific Director of EIRES
EIRES enters a new phase with the appointment of Niels Deen as Scientific Director. Drawing on years of involvement with the institute, he…
Carlijn Bouten and Niels Deen new scientific directors of research institutes HEALTH and EIRES
Carlijn Bouten first director of the HEALTH Institute, Niels Deen succeeds Richard van de Sanden at EIRES.
Smarter electricity markets with AI
Haoyang defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Electrical Engineering on June 26.