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NewsSteven van Roon, business and operations manager van het Robotics Centre, rent volgende week in vier dagen 120 kilometer door de Jordanese woestijn. Hij verzamelt data over lichaamskrachten voor een bionische beenprothese voor topsporters.
NewsSteven van Roon, business and operations manager at the Robotics Centre, will run 120 kilometres through the Jordanian desert over four days next week. He will collect data on body dynamics to support the development of a bionic leg prosthesis for elite athletes.
NewsSteven van Roon (manager van het Robotics Centre) wil met project Mission I.A.M. de grenzen van sport en technologie verleggen. Doel is om een para-atleet met behulp van protheses de finish van het zwaarste sportevenement ter wereld te laten halen: de Marathon des Sables.
NewsSteven van Roon (manager of the Robotics Centre) wants to push the boundaries of sport and technology with project Mission I.A.M. The aim is to have a para-athlete reach the finish line of the toughest sporting event in the world with the help of prosthetics.
Over a pint‘Over a pint’ is a series about science. UT researchers talk to science journalist Enith Vlooswijk about their field and the misconceptions that exist about it. Enith turns their input into writing and drawings. This tenth episode: Françoise Siepel, assistant professor at the EEMCS Robotics and Mechatronics group.
Aan de borreltafel‘Aan de borreltafel’ is een rubriek over wetenschap. Wetenschapsjournalist Enith Vlooswijk praat met én tekent over UT-onderzoekers, die vertellen over hun vakgebied en de misvattingen die hierover bestaan. In deze tiende aflevering: Françoise Siepel, universitair docent bij de EWI-vakgroep Robotics and Mechatronics.
This seventh edition of the 4TU Career Special is a shared publication by the news editors of Cursor (Eindhoven University of Technology), Delta (Delft University of Technology), Resource (Wageningen University and Research), and U-Today (University of Twente). The magazine came into being in collaboration with industry, and is explicitly aimed towards students who are either in the final phase of their studies, or have just graduated.
