Venue

The workshop venue is situated at the campus of the University of Twente,
Drienerlolaan 5, 7522 NB Enschede, Netherlands.


All sessions will be hosted in Building Waaier 2. Below are impressions from the European Cryogenics Days 2025, giving an overview of the venue and atmosphere.














The UT campus is easily accessible by train and bus. In the Netherlands tickets for the train can be bought beforehand on the website of the NS or the NS app. You are also able to check in with your contactless debit card, credit card or mobile phone. Take a train to one of the train stations Hengelo, Enschede or Enschede Kennispark and follow the bus instructions below. On the bus you can pay with your credit/debit card or mobile phone and check out when you leave the bus. The travel will be charged depending on the distance.

  • From Hengelo railway station take bus 8 or 9 to Enschede. Exit at Kennispark or Westerbegraafplaats/UT to enter our campus.
  • From Enschede railway station take either bus 1 to Universiteit or bus 8 or 9 to Hengelo (buses pass the University). Get off at one of the line 1 stops on campus or for line 8/9, exit at Kennispark or Westerbegraafplaats/UT to enter our campus.
  • From Enschede Kennispark railway station take bus 1 to Universiteit. Get off at one of the stops on the campus. There are several bus stops on the campus. You can find them on the campus map. During peak hours, there are extra bus lines.


Online you can check the campus map for the University of Twente. Our campus is home to a dynamic community where more than 12,000 students and 3,700 staff members, representing a hundred nationalities, use the latest knowledge and technology for a better future.

Getting around on campus

A map of the campus can be found below and here. The events and sessions of the conference take place in the  Waaier (no. 12). In the middle of these buildings is a central square, O&O plein (no. 0). Mind that to enter the Waaier and Carré, use the entrance of Hall B (no. 13).


The registration is organised in the Waaier  (no. 12). Keynote speeches and plenary sessions take place in room Waaier 3 (no. 12). Waaier 3 is accessible from the second floor in the Waaier building (go to the right in Hall B; no.13). Lunches and poster sessions are in the Foyer next to the plenary room.

The campus is very spacious and green, so don’t forget to explore the campus and its