M.J. Tiehuis (Anne)

At the University of Twente, I help translate research ambitions into effective organisation, communication and collaboration. As an office manager supporting two chemistry groups within the Chemical Engineering department, I combine operational coordination with an analytical approach to improving processes and supporting departmental priorities. I work independently, identify what is needed and develop practical solutions that support researchers and management.

I am also a member of the Chemical Engineering department and serve as its point of contact. In this role, I contribute to the development and improvement of policies and working processes. 

Alongside this role, I coordinate HyUT, the university’s hydrogen community. I connect researchers across disciplines and support collaboration with academic and industry partners. My work includes coordinating scientific events, shaping research communication and bringing together information and expertise to support joint initiatives.

I approach organisational questions with attention to both the wider context and the details that determine whether something works in practice. I enjoy making complex information accessible, advising on how work can be organised more effectively and turning ideas into clear, workable approaches. Across my roles, I contribute continuity, structure and connections that help research and collaboration move forward.

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HyPRO brings together research institutions and industry to advance sustainable hydrogen production. Part of GroenvermogenNL, the project focuses on improving electrolysis and plasma technologies, reducing costs and enabling scale-up. I contribute to project management, helping translate a complex collaborative research programme into coordinated activities and effective delivery.

SLDBatt develops sustainable battery technologies for long-duration storage of renewable electricity, with a focus on abundant materials, affordability and scalability. Supported by RVO within the Material Independence & Circular Batteries programme, it brings together research and industry partners. I contribute to project management, supporting coordinated implementation and collaboration across the project.

HyNITROGEN develops sustainable routes for producing ammonia and other nitrogen-based chemicals using renewable hydrogen and electricity. Coordinated by the University of Twente within GroenvermogenNL, the project connects academic research with industrial innovation. My involvement in project management helps provide the organisational structure and coordination needed to advance these shared research ambitions.

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University of Twente

Horst Complex (building no. 20), room ME358
De Horst 2
7522 LW Enschede
Netherlands

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