Biodegradable coffin or urn?
An urn made of mushrooms and hemp, it is the new invention of Eindhovener Bob Hendrikx. In 2022 he already came up with the...
Eindhovens Dagblad downing tools on Thursday
The editorial staff of Eindhovens Dagblad (Eindhoven daily newspaper) will stop work on Thursday from 11:00 to 12:00. This is out of dissatisfaction with...
Philips extends a transition arrangement to its expat employees
Eindhoven News understands that Philips has conveyed to its expat employees about a transition arrangement to support employees who may be affected by the proposed...
Evoluon open to general public again: ‘I remember it from the old days’
The Evoluon is open to the general public again. After more than 30 years, the iconic Eindhoven ufo is once again hosting a major...
Friends win four hundred thousand jackpot at casino Eindhoven
Two friends won more than €420,000 this weekend at Holland Casino in Eindhoven. The man and woman were playing Caribbean Stud Poker when the...
Restaurant serves 3D-printed food
It sounds a bit futuristic - 3D-printed food. But at the Karpendonkse Hoeve, this became a reality this week. And it prevents food wastage...
ASML cannot meet demand for chip machines
ASML cannot meet the enormous demand for chip machines. The Veldhoven-based tech company has noticed that the demand for machines is enormous and that...
Eindhoven wants to lead in 3D printing: ‘Technology changes society’
A tailor-made kneecap, a special knife for a bread maker, or an accordion. The applications and possibilities of 3D printing are endless. In the...
Better landing system in sight for Eindhoven Airport
Eindhoven Airport has reached a provisional agreement with Eindhoven Air Base on the purchase of a better landing system on the runway. This allows...
Eindhoven to connect campuses
The Municipality of Eindhoven is investing 2.6 million euros in the construction of a cycle path between the High Tech Campus and De Run...
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...
