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Under the motto “For Life. For the World. For the Better” researchers and scientists are working together towards a cleaner and healthier future for us and our planet. Read more

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Projects and contributors

We would like to show you which beautiful stories and projects we can support thanks to donations.

Stories
For life

Covid Engineering Fund

Be better prepared for a new pandemic.

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Stories
For life

Diagnosing Non-Invasive

Scans make (keyhole) surgeries unnecessary.

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Stories
For life

AI helps search for prostate cancer

Better diagnoses and tailor-made treatments thanks to a special project.

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Challenges
For the better

From idea to deployment

dr. Fernanda Neiro D'Angelo wants to make the big scary unknown less scary and known.

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For life

Scientists and students are working on new methods to combat life-threatening diseases. Or even prevent them. It would be nice if they had additional financial funding for this to enable them to find solutions to current and future challenges. They provide the groundwork for treatments and techniques. Together we strive for a world in which everyone lives a long and healthy life.

For the world

A cleaner, healthier and more sustainable world. Scientists and students are working on developments such as circular energy sources and ways to use sunlight to make sustainable cheap medicines. The people behind these projects design the foundations from which revolutions may soon emerge. They pioneer for us and for the generations to come. For the world.

For the better

Standing still is taking a step backwards. We all strive for a better world in which everyone can live as healthily as possible. Clean and habitable for everyone. This requires valuable knowledge and experience from scientists and students. Their projects provide solutions to societal issues.

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Feel free to contact Ms. Edith Snelders
on telephone number 040-247 46 11 or via e.w.m.snelders@tue.nl