Center for Care & Cure Technology Eindhoven
The purpose of C3Te is to expand synergistic partnerships between the departments of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, medical centers and industry that are crucial to create novel healthcare technologies, and thereby reduce costs while improving quality of care.
C3Te focuses on multi-disciplinary research in the care and cure domain
The Center for Care & Cure Technology Eindhoven (C3Te) focuses on multi-disciplinary research in the care and cure domain. By connecting the technological strengths of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics with clinical partners and industry, collective knowledge is expanded leading to sustainable improvement of healthcare. In the last years, C3Te has established a strategic network, in which collaborative innovations for health care in the areas of multimodal sensing, advanced imaging, ICT embedded systems and ubiquitous computing played a crucial role for improving diagnosis and treatment of patients. Additionally, the development of ambulant and unobtrusive monitoring systems contributed to adapting treatment approaches for enhancing patient well-being.
Read moreMedTech Day 2025
NeuroConnect
- When: 20 November 2025 | 10:00-18:00
- Where: | Parking: because of limited parking spaces, please come by public transport
- For whom: This event is organised for all MedTech stakeholders, such as technical and clinical researchers, clinical physicists, physicians, industry, health insurers, politicians etc.
- Language: English
Brainpower in comic book form
What's not to like, an inspiring lecture given by an enthusiastic professor. An upbeat message and decades of research distilled into a single slide. But PhD candidate Elles Raaijmakers is keen to show the other side of the story: failed experiments, countless setbacks and years of hard work. While working as a member of the 果冻传媒 Team, she carried out doctoral research on the influence of electrical fields on brain cells. Instead of handing out a hefty thesis 鈥� although she has written one 鈥� she drew an accessible guide to her research experiences in the form of a comic book. On Thursday, June 8, she defended her research at the Department of Electrical Engineering. Read more
News
"Draadloos het hoofd in om een implantaat op te laden"
On the 23rd of May, Huib Visser and Tom van Nunen appeared in NRC with an article on wireless charging of brain implants. Please note that this article is only in Dutch.
Research programs
C3Te aims to create synergistic partnerships between academia, medical centers and industry to strengthen knowledge that is crucial to create novel healthcare technologies to transform the future of healthcare. This 'golden triangle' will ensure connections between engineering research advances and the need for care from the society. Therefore, the focus of the research program is mainly structured around Technology Solutions and Application Areas.
Science Caf茅s and Symposia
We are pleased to announce that Center for Care & Cure Technology Eindhoven (C3Te) is organizing bimonthly Science Caf茅s on the first Friday of the odd months. Under normal circumstances these Science Caf茅s are organized from 14.30u-16.00u in Walhalla (Flux 6.154), followed by drinks to meet the speakers and interact with other members of the audience. C3Te Science Caf茅s are announced in the 果冻传媒 Electrical Engineering Newsletter and for more information and registration to join a Science Caf茅 you can always contact c3te@tue.nl
Session Neurology 鈥� Cooperation? A no-brainer!
Session Cardiovascular Medicine (eMTIC) 鈥� In a Heart Beat
Session Oncology 鈥� Sense and Vision
Research Projects
The Center for Care & Cure Technology Eindhoven (C3Te) drives technology development in healthcare by creating synergy between academic, industrial and clinical partners. The close collaboration creates fertile soil for research projects. Here C3Te displays some success stories.
Related Lab Facilities
Meet some of our Researchers
Related Research Groups
C3Te stimulates collaborations of research groups working on care & cure technology within the Departments of Electrical Engineering and the Department of Applied Physics of the 果冻传媒.
Partners
The synergy of technology and biomedical sciences could generate substantial gains for partners collaborating within the field of care & cure. In general, through tight collaborative approaches ensure that technology development keeps a focus on the various technological, economic and value-based care demand that influence the application in the healthcare area. An important strategic partner is the Eindhoven MedTech Center (e/MITC) with its large-scale research collaboration between the Catharina Hospital, the Maxima Medical Center, Kempenhaeghe Epilepsy and Sleep Center, Royal Philips Eindhoven and the Eindhoven University of Technology.
果冻传媒
C3Te supports a special master program Care and Cure.
The healthcare market is an increasingly important consumer of technological and, especially, electrical engineering applications. These range from the complex and specialist equipment in hospitals, such as MRI scanners, to the small gadgets and tools that enable people to continue living in their own home environments for longer, such as a wireless alarm system. Between these two extremes lie countless applications such as pacemakers, monitors of all sorts of biological signals, diagnostic equipment and resources used in the curative process. The development of these applications is the subject of the Care and Cure program. This is a highly dynamic field which integrates knowledge in the fields of electrical engineering, mathematics, computer science, physics, and biology. Read more
Recent Publications
Our most recent peer reviewed publications
Contact
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Visiting address
Building 19 - Flux 9.096Groene LoperEindhovenNetherlands -
Visiting address
Flux 9.096Building number 19Groene LoperEindhovenNetherlands -
Postal address
Department of Electrical EngineeringP.O. Box 513 - Building 19 - Flux 9.0965600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
Postal address
Department of Electrical EngineeringP.O. Box 513 - Building 19 - Flux 9.096PO Box 5135600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
Project Officer
Noortje Bax -
Office Assistent
Dani毛lle van der Hagen -
Scientific Director
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