Academic Stories

A unique funding scheme at Europe's most innovative university turns excellent research into practical solutions.

A 20-year collaborative research project between the Netherlands and China is investigating how coastal systems in the two countries are adapting to climate change.

With our approach, you can analyse the body of research at any time, even when some trials are still in their interim stages."

We don’t need better memories. We just need to know how to make better passwords.

Whether you're making a robot that's going to operate underwater, in space, or here in the Italian Alps, a lot of the same principles apply."

How do you build a bridge between the user and new technology?

At KU Leuven, technology is not a goal in itself, but a means to better learning, better assessment, and better internationalisation."

Children represent about a quarter of the world’s population, yet their voices are often not listened to in a meaningful way.

Growing up in Vietnam inspired Professor Trung Duong to develop a wireless communication system to provide early warning of natural disasters.

"There are not many things in the world that only three people touch. And the fact that it will be in space in a few years, that’s really cool."

New research from Leiden University indicates that Hubble tension is not as dramatic as it's thought to be.

SBE’s problem-based learning echoes what students will experience in industry. We’re educating future managers and team players.

Imagine a solar cell that is so light and flexible that it can rest on top of a soap bubble.