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With their projects, TU/e scientists and students stand on the shoulders of giants. Building on historical discoveries and inventions, they are working towards a cleaner and healthier world for tomorrow. They can only do so thanks to the help of our donors.

Will you help us give the world hope for a better, cleaner, and healthier future? A world in which scientific talent is given every opportunity?

If so: donate to the Eindhoven University Fund, either once or periodically.

Or ask us about the possibilities for companies or donating via a legacy.

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Answers to important questions

The societal issues of today and tomorrow are numerous and complex. These are some of the scientists who want to contribute to providing the answers:

AI helps fight prostate cancer

The disease that affects 1 in 7 men worldwide

In April 2024, medical journal The Lancet predicted that the number of patients will double between now and 2040.

Simona Turco is an assistant professor at the Biomedical Diagnostics Research Lab. She trains algorithms to make prostate cancer diagnoses more reliable and help prevent under- and overtreatment.

 

Producing green hydrogen more efficiently and cheaply

The electrolyzer

Energy transition and geopolitical tensions call for hydrogen as an alternative to natural gas. But the method of extracting it has remained unchanged for more than a century. Because scientists don’t know exactly how it works.

Thijs de Groot is researching ways to modernize the electrolyzer; the device used to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

Your donation makes a difference

The University Fund helps hard-to-fund and groundbreaking research get off the ground. Multiple developments by TU/e project groups already grew into commercially viable concepts and even entire companies, thanks to collaboration between science and commerce.

Collaboration is a core value of TU/e. On the campus, different disciplines and faculties can easily find each other. And around the university is a wide network of companies and organisations that reinforce each other.