Brugge beweegt The project Bruges Moves is a structural collaboration between Howest and the City of Bruges to engage students in encouraging all residents of Bruges to participate in physical activity. PoST-IT In PoST-IT, three areas of expertise within Howest are innovatively connected: (1) politicizing social work, (2) evaluation and impact of social interventions, and (3) data sciences. Urban meiden Research indicates that socially active sports practices are empowering and contribute to a positive perception of young people in disadvantaged neighborhoods. MJP Blended HV COVID-19 has demonstrated that utilizing digital communication tools, whether alone or in combination with face-to-face interactions, can greatly enhance the experiences of citizens, clients, and patients in their interactions with service providers, helpers, and healthcare profs Impact Lab The objective of this project is to establish an Impact Lab. Society is facing significant challenges that require changes and immediate actions. FLEXICAP Flexicap aims to unlock collective insights regarding the implementation of the digital meter. In doing so, it aims to create contemporary solutions for consumers to better manage their energy bills. CoT - EMS DOE For cities, keeping the energy bill affordable is a challenge. Howest is assisting Kortrijk city in this regard. Through pilot projects in Kortrijk Weide and Transfo Zwevegem, the Smart Technology Energy lab is developing a data architecture for smart control of energy systems. PROFLEX This project proposal aims to enable an affordable energy transition for low-voltage customers in a broader area, such as a neighborhood. YET 20 "The best is YET to come" builds on the research project YET (Youth Environment & engagement Tool) that was commissioned by the Flemish Community, Department of the Environment and fitted into the grant call "Together we imagine space." VITAL CITIES II More and more people are convinced of the importance of living in an environment that offers ample opportunities for physical activity. The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to this, as many people rediscovered their own neighborhoods during lockdowns. Pagination 1 2 Next page Last page Filter Expertisedomein (-) Mens & Samenleving (7) (-) Architectuur, Energie & Bouw (4) Onderwijs (2) Tech & IT (1) Gezondheid & Zorg (1) Sport, Toerisme & Recreatie (1) Productontwerp, Digital Design & Arts (0) Business & Ondernemen (0) Media & Communicatie (0) Kernwoorden ai (2) digital applications (1) energie (1) Thema's (-) sociale interventies met impact (5) (-) vital cities (4) stem/steam (3) digitale tools (3) (-) smart grids (3) preventieve gezondheid (2) gezonde omgeving (2) leefbare omgeving (2) innovatieve ondersteuning in en door de gemeenschap (2) voedingsindustrie (2) industrie 4.0 (1) educatieve technologie (1) digital health (1) onderwijs en vorming (1) sport & coaching (1) quality of life (1) product design (1) digital storytelling and influencing (1) sustainable industrialization (1) groene transitie (1) bouwen in de toekomst (1) gender en gelijke kansen (1) sociaal-emotionele vaardigheden (1) Zoeken op tekst