Projects

Peer mediation at THUAS turns discomfort into growth by helping students and staff develop skills in empathy, dialogue, and conflict resolution.

In a tomato greenhouse, researchers are studying whether 5G affects plant growth and the behaviour of bumblebees. The project focuses on the possible effects of higher frequencies used in the latest generation of mobile...

This project investigates how education can foster resilience, enabling nursing students to grow stronger through adversity.

Working together towards a more equitable society by exploring how women in The Hague neighbourhoods with low participation rates can be better reach cancer screening programmes.

This project aims to accelerate the decarbonization of the Dutch built environment by enabling the large-scale adoption of renovation passports.

Nature-Integrated and eegenerative education is a multi-year research project that aims to deepen understanding of the principles and practices of nature-integrated learning and its added value.

The Key Enabling Technology (KET) Lab of The Hague University of Applied Sciences is an innovation lab that strengthens research and education by means of key technologies such as photonics, micro- and nanotechnology.

The basis and starting point of this research is the standard (S026) recently published by the Commission Internationale d'Eclairage (CIE), in which the CIE describes the sensitivity of the Melanopsin receptors in the...

The Re/Manufacturing Lab brings together education and research in the domain of Circular Manufacturing and Industry 4.0. With cross-links through all degree programmes of our Faculty of Technology, Innovation and...

Learning Communities for System Integration brings together education, research, industry, and government to develop knowledge and solutions for complex challenges in the energy transition.

Grid congestion is slowing down the transition to emission-free construction in the Netherlands. This project develops a modular DC charging hub that makes smarter use of existing electricity infrastructure.

Grid congestion calls for smarter use of existing infrastructure. This project explores how public lighting networks can contribute to a future-proof and flexible energy system.