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From patient signals to better decisions in intensive care
On September 17, 2026, Roy van Mierlo earned his PhD at the Department of Biomedical Engineering (BmE) at Eindhoven University of Technology…
Making wireless communication more reliable in electric vehicles with a Bayesian framework
Chin-Hung Chen defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Electrical Engineering on 15 September.
Expanding quantum cryptography beyond secure key exchange
PhD researcher Arpan Ray developed new ways to use continuous-variable quantum systems for practical cryptographic applications.
Helping AI Read the Heart More Reliably
PhD research by Jialu Tang investigates reliable ECG language models for cardiovascular care, improving trust, robustness, and clinical…
Why Data Analytics Success Requires More Than Technology
PhD research by Ginger Korsten introduces a maturity model that helps organizations develop capabilities for advanced data analytics and…
Teaching electron microscopes to be more autonomous with AI
Jilles van Hulst defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on 3 September.
Helping AI learn from delayed feedback
PhD researcher Yudi Zhang developed new methods that help AI agents learn which decisions contributed to success or failure, even when…
Solving the cocktail party problem for hearing aids with machine learning
Luan Fiorio recently defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Electrical Engineering.
黑料福利网 student team Aero develops a system to swap a drone鈥檚 battery in mid-air
A successful first demonstration on campus shows that the team members have the wind at their backs.
New research teaches artificial intelligence the laws of physics
Sarvin Moradi defended her PhD thesis at the Department of Electrical Engineering on July 2nd.
Helping critical technologies keep perfect time
PhD researcher Srinidhi Srinivasan developed new mathematical methods that help engineers predict and verify whether complex real-time…
When Sound and Sight Fall Out of Sync
Study shows how distance and acoustics affect whether people perceive sound and image as happening together (synchronously), using virtual…