Production of first solar car takes off in sun deprived Finland
Production of the Lightyear 0, the first solar-powered car from TU/e spin-off Lightyear, took off in Uusikaupunki on Wednesday. Ironically, the small Finnish village...
Regional economy sees growth despite pandemic
The regional economy is faring well despite the pandemic, according to the Rabobank.
Outside of a few ailing sectors, companies are seeing significant profits and...
Astronaut André Kuipers in New Moon
In January, Parktheater Eindhoven and BrabantKennis will present Nieuwe Maan: Festival for Transformation. In a programme full of shows, lunar speeches and performances, the...
Eindhoven aims to connect students and landlords through online platform ‘Hospi Housing’
In an attempt to address the shortage in student housing, the municipality of Eindhoven, with the help of TU/e, Fontys and the Design Academy,...
Polling stations to use app for the first time
The polling stations in Eindhoven will work with the Polling Station App for the first time in the upcoming elections. This should help identify...
Students get to work with 3D printer
Students of primary school De Bijenkorf have been busy this week with everything digital. There has been a program to learn, but also lessons have...
First biocomposite bridge of the world placed
The first biocomposite bridge of the world will be placed today in Eindhoven. It will be located on the TU/e campus, over the Dommel.
The...
Weverijmuseum in Geldrop celebrating 40th anniversary
The Weverijmuseum (weaving museum) in Geldrop will celebrate its 40th anniversary at the end of next week. There will be free admission on these...
Corona cuts DAF’s profits almost in half
DAF has filed its annual report with the Chamber of Commerce shows. The report shows that the Eindhoven truck manufacturer did not do well...
Elderly Appèl: ‘Scan car unfairly fines disabled cars’
The Municipality of Eindhoven is very happy with the scan car that automatically issues parking tickets. Last year, thanks to the driving fine machine,...
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...
