TU/e first in co-operation with innovative companies
Eindhoven Technical University has topped a list when it comes to co-operation with innovative companies. The TU has co-authored the most scientific articles written...
Chip shortage ensures golden times at NXP
Chip manufacturer NXP has a record turnover of more than 11 billion dollars in 2021. That's 28 percent more than the previous year when...
New Mayor: ‘Son and Breugel suits us’
A fresh wind is blowing through Son en Breugel since new Mayor Suzanne Otters-Bruijnen took office. Soon she will move from Vught with her...
PSV, TU/e to create live lab
The TU/e will use the Philips Stadium and the De Herdgang PSV Campus as a 'living laboratory'. This partnership has officially launched on Tuesday.
From...
The Changing Nature of Educational Technology
Technology is revolutionising learning and teaching. Although this has been the vision for education for many decades, today the dream has become reality.
To...
TU/e can detect breast cancer without radiation exposure
Researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology have developed a method to detect breast cancer without using X-rays.
In the conventional screening method, the breast is...
Uni students build sustainable house
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) students built a housing unit in just five weeks. And right on campus.
The house was constructed by team VIRTU/e...
Take an audiotour of the ‘Lichtjesroute’
This strange year is holding everyone in its coronavirus grip. Yet, one of Eindhoven's great traditions - Lichtjesroute (Light route) - remains.
Of course, in...
Smart discovery reduces brain damage in stroke patients
The Eindhoven Catharina Hospital can help stroke patients more quickly with new technology. This can prevent brain damage.
Medical specialists must know as soon as...
Today ALL storm surge barriers were closed
Never before they have been closed all five at the same time: the five major storm surge barriers in the Netherlands. Until today. They...
Plastic brake pads will make goods trains quieter
The noise of passing goods trains through the region is expected to decrease slightly. At least, that is what Infrastructure Minister Harbers writes in...
