New seismometer system for real-time monitoring in the North SeaIn the North Sea, about 20 kilometres from the coast near Hoek van Holland, the University of Twente (UT) will soon start an experimental study into an innovative form of seismic monitoring. The University of Twente and the CO2 transport and storage project Porthos work together in this research. A few maritime seismometers will be placed within the 500-metre zone of Porthos' P18-A platform, continuously measuring vibrations in the subsurface. This technique should better understand underground processes and provide valuable insights for safe and responsible CO₂ storage.Read more
Pint of Science brings science to the pub – now also in EnschedeThe international science festival Pint of Science is coming to Enschede. Researchers from the University of Twente and Saxion University of Applied Sciences will be making their work accessible to a wide audience. The festival will take place during the week of 19 May at the Twentsche Foodhallen.Read more
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