<p>Greenwise Campus is hét netwerk voor kennisontwikkeling, innovatie en ondernemerschap. Hier bundelen bedrijven, onderwijsorganisaties en overheden de krachten. Wij werken samen aan groene en slimme oplossingen voor vandaag en morgen.</p>

<p>Hier werken wij aan het plastic van de toekomst.</p>


Circulaire Plastics

<p>Van fossiele naar hernieuwbare bronnen.</p>


Energie

Slimme Maak-industrie

Welzijn, Zorg & Technologie

Greenwise Campus

<p>A heating boiler is becoming more and more of a digital product. Because of this, fewer welders are needed and more IT specialists and programmers are needed. The future auto mechanic has to know everything about electric cars, charging stations and green energy. The technical programmes are transforming from metal working to developing and adapting (circular) plastics.</p>

<h3>Examples</h3>

<p>Just a few examples from real life that show how the transitions also result in changes in the job market. And that in times of an enormous shortage in manpower. How we can address and solve this together is one of the challenges of Greenwise Campus.</p>

<h3>Human Capital Agenda</h3>

<p>In the so-called ‘Human Capital Agenda’, we work under the umbrella theme of talent development. This concerns what we need to do to help companies and their employees to adequately deal with the transition in their sector. In doing so, we look at what competencies are required, among others. But, that's not all. We also pay special attention to how education correlates to the business community. Not only for large companies, but particularly for SMEs.</p>


Talent Development

<p>Vincent Voet has been nominated as one of the best scientific research talents of the Netherlands and Flanders. The researcher, affiliated with the Circular Plastics lectorate at NHL Stenden, is one of the fifteen nominees selected by New Scientist. During the Weekend of Science, we will find out if Vincent actually wins.</p>


Vincent Voet has been nominated as one of the best scientific research talents of the Netherlands and Flanders. The researcher, affiliated with the Circular Plastics lectorate at NHL Stenden, is one of the fifteen nominees selected by New Scientist. During the Weekend of Science, we will find out if Vincent actually wins.

New Scientist nominates Vincent Voet

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