Eindhoven University of Technology

Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is a leading public technical university in Eindhoven, Netherlands, renowned for its focus on engineering, science, and technology. Established in 1956, TU/e fosters innovation and collaboration with industry and academic partners. The university is home to the Eindhoven Artificial Intelligence Systems Institute (EAISI), which consolidates all AI activities at TU/e. EAISI conducts cutting-edge research in areas such as data and algorithms, engineering systems, and human-centered AI, addressing real-world challenges in health, mobility, and industry. TU/e's AI initiatives emphasise ethical considerations, robustness, and scalability, aiming to develop trustworthy and impactful AI technologies.

Advanced quality research

With advanced quality research, the university contributes to the progress of technical sciences and thus the development of technological innovations. We focus on areas in which we participate in the international scientific community with significant impetus to the knowledge-intensive industries and other social sectors in the brainport region with a rapidly evolving technology-intensity.

Knowledge Valorisation

Valorisation entails the process of creating value from knowledge. This is accomplished by making knowledge suitable and available for economic or societal use. Example of such use is translating that knowledge into products, services, processes, and entrepreneurial activity which is addressed here: https://www.tue.nl/impact/knowledge-valorization

Mission TU/e

With our mission, we excel at the integration of various academic disciplines, including engineering, business and social sciences. This puts us in a strong position regarding the acquisition and execution of projects where “integration of emerging technology into everyday life” and “application of technology in a societal context” play a major role. This makes us unique among design departments world-wide and provides a solid basis for collaborations in international consortia, industrial research projects and within the university.