Calisto Omondi 500th PhD graduateCalisto Omondi successfully defended his PhD at the Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC), University of Twente, becoming the 500th PhD graduate at ITC. Omondi’s research addresses a fundamental challenge in rainfed crop monitoring and simulation. "I hope this work can support early warning and agricultural decisions in Kenya and beyond."Read more
IPBES report: businesses cannot survive without natureCompanies that continue to degrade nature not only endanger ecosystems, but ultimately put their own survival at risk. That is the clear warning from a new international Business & Biodiversity Assessment by IPBES, the global scientific platform on biodiversity. Researchers from the University of Twente contributed to the report, which was approved today by representatives of more than 150 countries.Read more
Calisto Omondi 500th PhD graduate
IPBES report: businesses cannot survive without nature
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Retrospective of the UT Climate Event 2025
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ITC PhD Publication Award 2025 Ceremony
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EduFlex Workshop at ITC Explores the Future of Flexible, Personalised Learning
ECO-MOSAIC: A new ESA-funded project to monitor biodiversity under Climate Change
