TU/e electric car charges in record time
The battery of the electric race car of TU/e student team InMotion can charge in a record time of less than four minutes.
Precisely, it...
Possible camera surveillance in the centre of Geldrop
The municipal council of Geldrop-Mierlo is prepared to investigate whether camera surveillance is possible in the pedestrian area between Kerk (church) and Horecaplein in...
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 students living in Poppel? The mayor knows nothing about…
The Eindhoven TU/e wants to grow by housing students in Poppel, Belgium. Board chairman Robert-Jan Smits would have already consulted with the mayor of...
Brainport is growing fast, is huge export region
The high-tech region of Eindhoven continues to grow strongly. Last year, for example, a lot of money was made with the export of goods...
Tech United (TU/e student robot football team) wins European title
The TU/e student robot football team Tech United brings home the European championship for the sixth time. Tech United won 13-1 in the all-Dutch...
MMC gynaes now also operating with a robot
Gynaecologists at the Maxima Medical Centre have started performing operations with the help of a robotic arm.
Previously, operations to the urinary and gastrointestinal tract,...
Data security remains concern in Eindhoven
Camera surveillance, scan cars and information poles. The municipality of Eindhoven collects sensitive data from residents in numerous ways. The city has been careless with that...
HTC eager to attract more companies and build homes
The High Tech Campus (HTC) is eager to attract more software development to Eindhoven. It would be a valuable addition to the current companies...
ASML records higher turnover than expected
ASML has a good quarter behind it.
In the first three months of this year, the Veldhoven-based chip machine manufacturer recorded a turnover of...
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...
