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𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠'𝐬 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🧡 While the Netherlands turns orange, we bring you the latest from UT research   Billions of tons of CO₂ are being counted as 'dealt with' in climate plans, before anyone can actually prove it. UT researcher Rosalie Arendt gave this problem a name in Nature: Schrödinger's carbon.   Researchers from UT and Harvard managed to produce milliwatt-level UV light on a photonic chip for the first time. That might sound technical, but it opens real doors for quantum technology and atomic clocks.   And closer to the ground: at UT's Biomechanical Engineering group, researchers are working on exoskeletons that make walking easier and more stable, for people who need that extra support.   Find these stories and much more in this month's UT Research & Innovation Newsletter. Tag University of Twente in your posts for a chance to be featured next month.   #utwente #research   Hanumantha Rao Vutukuri - Yogesh Shelke,Ph.D. - Anpuj Nair S - Kees Franken - Edwin van Asseldonk - Lisette Masselink - Marnick Los - Maarten van Aalst - Bettina Schwab - Maud Bosman - Lara van Bergen - Steven van Roon - Maaike Endedijk - Rob Lammertink - Bram Nauta - René Torenvlied