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We often come up with a solution to a question. But… can you also turn that around? Honors students of the UT did that.

In quartile 4, the nano challenge is about how we can prevent waste in operating theaters of the Medisch Spectrum Twente.

'Look of the road' was the theme of nano-challenge III. Six teams worked on solutions, ranging from playful storage for parcels to parking spaces such as open-air museums.

'Blik van de Weg' is the theme of the nano challenge in quartile 3. During four half-days, mixed student teams work (virtually) on solutions to this issue.

Unpacking Party! In this article you can read about our 'Game of the Goose', in which the program of the nano-challenge is depicted, and you will learn how to play this 'game' from Responsible Design Thinking yourself.

In quartile 2 we try to come up with designs with which we can limit nuisance from smokers in neighborhoods.

How can we as students be a catalyst for initiatives in Enschede neighborhoods? A transdisciplinary student team will discover this in the coming quartile.

On October 8, we completed the first nano challenge with seven presentations. A day later, the devised solutions were shared in the online talk show of the D'RAN festival. You can see it here.

On September 17, 2020 we started the first EnschedeLAB nano challenge. These videos give an impression of the first day.

"How can students be a catalyst for initiatives in Enschede neighborhoods?" That was what the Design Contest that SG Daedalus organized for the EnschedeLAB was about. With very good results!

What is the EnschedeLAB actually for? What do we believe in and what do we want to mean for whom? How? We answer these questions in our ID.

Instead of an information meeting: a video update about the progress of the EnschedeLAB and the activities for the coming period.

Since 2018 we have conducted a number of pilots with the EnschedeLAB and during that time we have gained the necessary press with this initiative. A number of those archive documents can be read in this blog.

How can students help make the city more beautiful? That is what the Bright IDEa Design Contest from 4-7 July 2020 is about.

What does the corona crisis mean for the EnschedeLAB? Can that continue as intended? Or is it necessary to change the plans? That is what this interview with Saxion Online was about.