Abstract: BACKGROUND: Rowing is a popular sport for students in the Netherlands. First-year students have to deal with a substantial increase of training exposure during their rowing season. The aim of this study was to investigate the training characteristics and the occurrence of injuries and illnesses …

August 2015 analysis Renewable Energy in The Netherlands created by professor B. M. Visser. Published on EnTranCe website.

July 2015 analysis Renewable Energy in The Netherlands created by professor B. M. Visser. Published on EnTranCe website.

Invited lecture for Symposium CityProms, Leeuwarden, 26/6/2015

Onderzoek door studenten naar voorkeursbeleid voor MKB bij herstel van de aardbevingsschade.

Local energy developments from a spatial and systemic approach are highlighted using examples from a Dutch case study. Developments in energy systems included interconnectedness of contextual factors and systems responses. The need to explore both the contextual factors and systemic aspects are illustrated. …

Urban delta areas require innovative and adaptive urban developments to face problems related with land scarcity and impacts of climate change and flooding. Floating structures offer the flexibility and multi-functionality required to efficiently face these challenges and demands. The impact of these …

June 2015 analysis Renewable Energy in The Netherlands created by professor B. M. Visser. Published on EnTranCe website.

The living lab EnTranCe provides a platform for open innovations. Stakeholders from large industry, SME’s, government and the research community team up to work on the future of the European energy system, with gas in a pivotal role. An important element of the innovation strength of EnTranCe is that …

This research paper conducts a review of the development of facilities management as a profession and some of the key moments in that journey. It then considers the situation of New Zealand, which has a number of characteristics such as a small population, relatively few large organisations which might …