MMC uses surgical robot in some operations
Patients with prostate cancer have had special surgery at the Máxima Medisch Centrum (MMC). Some operations are "special" because a surgical robot is used.
This...
Innovative motion device prevents falling elderly
Waving and stomping, Frankie and Frits are in front of the television. They are in a motion device. A game is played on the...
Next real estate tycoon holds up hand for grant
The subsidising of a commercial building project by the Municipality of Eindhoven, has not fallen on deaf ears in real estate land. Developer Samen-Wonen...
TU/e to start iron powder plant
After the summer, TU/e will start a small factory for burning iron powder. The factory will be located at the Metalot site in Budel.
Burning...
3D technology could mean more successful surgeries
From now on, at the Máxima Medical Centre (MMC), 3D screens and glasses are to be used during keyhole liver and intestinal surgery.
Since the...
Big sporting conference coming to Eindhoven
Thanks to a grant of €100,000.00 by the Dutch government a big sports conference is coming to Eindhoven. 'Play The Game' will visit the...
‘New TU/e institute must want to become the best in the world’
Photonics and quantum technology will be brought together in the new Hendrik Casimir Institute of the TU/e. According to the scientific director of the...
Eindhoven.nl Easier To Use
The Eindhoven.nl webite has been upgraded. The homepage texts are shorter and there is more space for photos and illustrations. The site is also easier to...
Entrepreneur Albert is annoyed by ASML and so are neighbours
ASML in Veldhoven continues to expand. This is at the expense of small businesses and homes nearby. Local residents are also unhappy with the...
Extinction Rebellion plan more action at Eindhoven Airport
Climate activists have announced another major demonstration at Eindhoven Airport. They believe that the airport is still doing too little to combat pollution. “It's...
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...
