Engineers of Tomorrow
Lifelong learning
Learning never stops
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Engineers of Tomorrow provides a platform where both current and former industrial engineers, along with the Faculty of Applied Engineering and leading technology companies, can participate in a range of learning initiatives. At Engineers of Tomorrow, we believe that lifelong learning not only contributes to the career development of individuals, but also plays a vital role in continually enriching our ecosystem with fresh ideas and perspectives.
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HVAC from beginner to expert: Innovative solutions for a sustainable future!
Learn to design, optimize and digitize HVAC systems in a hands-on training tailored to the industry!
Gas chromatography for separation and quality control
In a manufacturer-neutral setting, you will learn the theory and practice of gas chromatography.
Energy and sustainability
This course provides a deep understanding of sustainability impacts for the energy challenges of the future.
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VHDL Fundamentals: Design and Simulate Digital Hardware
Take your first steps in digital hardware development and discover how to use VHDL to design, simulate, and implement smart digital systems on FPGA platforms.
Life Cycle Assessment - The Basics
Learn how to assess the environmental impact of your products and processes and use that information to make better decisions.
Protecting concrete structures against reinforcement corrosion: introduction to cathodic protection
From diagnosis to monitoring: a practical introduction to how cathodic protection helps control reinforcement corrosion.
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AI & Chemistry: Future of Innovation and Efficiency
The value of data versus investment, applied to the chemical industry in two parts: general introduction and hands-on deep-dive.
Pasteurization and sterilization for workers from food establishments
In this workshop, we examine the impact of appertization techniques such as thermal pasteurization and sterilization for both liquid and solid foods on the killing off of microorganisms.
Introduction to vision technology and image processing
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to computer vision, various commercial camera technologies, and various forms of artificial intelligent image processing. You will get a clear overview of the numerous possibilities within computer vision, illustrated with relevant industry examples. After this course, you will therefore be perfectly capable of assessing how computer vision can change your work and life.
To beer or not to beer
A hands-on brewing course that immerses you in the wonderful world of brewing.
