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In the last quartile of 2021/22, we will organize another nano-challenge on social cohesion in neighborhoods where many students live.

EnschedeLAB 2.0 was a project that ran until mid-March. In the attached talk sheet we summarize the activities of the last two years.

After being coordinator for two years, Wiro hands over the baton to Stephanie.

A physical, student-run place: EnschedeLAB Community Space. The plan for this has been delivered!

‘Operation Clean’ is a challenge introduced by the Medisch Spectrum Twente. Two honors students tell how they recently worked on this issue.

The EnschedeLAB as a physical place, run by students. That’s what we’re investigating. The student team working on it wrote this second update.

Eleven students took part in the nano-challenge ‘Events in nature’. They share their experiences in this blog post.

As part of the Enschede Develops Festival, Kennispunt Twente and EnschedeLAB jointly provided a workshop entitled ‘Knowledge Skills’.

An ‘EnschedeLAB Community Space’: what could it look like? This is being investigated, and in this blog the project team shares their progress.

EnschedeLAB and Keeping Talent in Twente are organizing a walk-in Challenge Student Housing on September 24 and 25 and invite you to participate!

One of EnschedeLAB’s challenge partners is Arie Fokkink, who, together with his son Andrei, put forward the challenge ‘Self-factualization Robotics’.

The methods that EnschedeLAB uses every quartile are those of the nano-challenge. In this post we explain what it entails.

Have you ever considered that a computer game can keep us alert to the ingredients of a good question?