Wetenschappelijk personeel

Ontdek hoe de TU/e zich inzet om het leven van mensen te veranderen en de kloof tussen het lab en toepassing in de echte wereld te overbruggen.

Ontdek hoe de open cultuur met vrije uitwisseling van informatie, zorgt voor een universiteit die staat voor samenwerking.

"Close lines of communication with the high-tech industry on your doorstep, broad changes for funding and the opportunity to escape the relative anonymity of a large university were what brought me back to Eindhoven. That close connection to industry is unique", explains Professor Peter de With to two of his colleagues in the Visual Coding & Architectures Group.

"TU/e embraces Applied Physics in all its aspects and highlights its societal value as well as the fundamental research aspects. Eindhoven is unique in its scale and short lines of communication within a highly connected knowledge ecosystem." Professor Kees Storm talks to Assistant Professor Hanneke Gelderblom and Associate Professor Henk Huinink.

"I like to contribute to society by developing products, helping businesses and teaching and mentoring the next generation of young researchers. TU/e ticks all those boxes. And finding a good balance between work and family is no problem here in Eindhoven." Associate Professor Oded Raz talks to Professor Jaime Gómez Rivas and PhD candidate John van Weerdenburg.

"The mix of colleagues in my department have brought me to a different level as a researcher. There are so many opportunities for fundamental research here and the knowledge that your work will ultimately lead to a high impact product is immensely exciting", explains Assistant Professor Ruth Cardinaels to Professor Patrick Anderson and PhD candidate Prakhyat Hejmady.

"Everyone here really embraces interdisciplinary research and has close ties with industry, which makes TU/e a great place for a young scientist to build a career", says Assistant Professor Sofie Haesaert in a conversation with Professor Jeroen Voeten and PhD candidate Jeroen van Dam, all scientists at the Cyber-Physical Systems Center Eindhoven.

"My new colleagues and I all take interdisciplinary research very seriously; I’m always working on projects with colleagues from different research groups and faculties. And, the connections with industry are incredible." Assistant Professor Michelle Chong talks to Associate Professor Tom Oomen and Professor Ines Lopez Arteaga.

"TU/e differs from many other universities in that it offers tenure tracks for assistant professors as the first position in an academic career. This gives young and talented scientists a clear perspective", explains Professor Marion Matters-Kammerer in a conversation with two other key employees associated with the Centre for Wireless Technology.

"What strikes me is the degree of openness and accessibility in Eindhoven. Excellent peer to peer interaction and a strong collaborative spirit between industry and scientists.” Assistant Professor Danqing Liu talks to Professor Anja Palmans and PhD student Mathijs Mabesoone.

"What could be more rewarding for a research scientist and teacher than being involved in something as important as the sustainable future of our planet? This is what TU/e is all about.” Professor Kitty Nijmeijer in a conversation with Associate Professor Timothy Noël and PhD candidate Rohit Maitri.

"If you believe passionately in something and convince your colleagues and mentors about your ideas, TU/e opens doors that let you achieve your dream", reveals Professor Adriana Creatore in a conversation with Assistant Professor Job Beckers and Associate Professor Servaas Kokkelmans of TU/e's department of Applied Physics.

"I chose TU/e initially because of its excellent reputation and the fact that it is very international. I also love the spirit of open collaboration in the Netherlands,” shares Assistant Professor Shuxia Tao in a conversation with Professor Erik Bakkers and Assistant Professor Reinoud Lavrijsen. All three are researchers in the field of Nano, Quantum and Photonics.