Innovation by NXP and ING – money transfer by pointing your phone!
Eindhoven-based chip designing and manufacturing company NXP has taken contactless payment to a new level. Along with Bank ING, they have created technology that...
Minister Schouten visits Ergon employees at DAF
Some 350 employees working at DAF via Ergon received a very special visit. Minister for Poverty Policy, Participation and Pensions, Carola Schouten, came on...
Will Eindhoven be the capital of the light chip?
There is a certain poetry in it: Eindhoven started its growth more than a hundred years ago as the home of first the match...
TU/e innovation space wins European Triple E award
TU/e innovation Space won the European Triple E award in the category ‘Innovation and Collaboration Space of the Year’. What a recognition for the combined...
Muziekgebouw and Philharmonic to work together more intensively
The Eindhoven Muziekgebouw and 'Philharmonie Zuidnederland' (philharmonic orchestra) will be joining forces for another four years. The two organisations want to join forces further.
Until...
Highest point of new Fontys campus building reached
A milestone for the new building on the Fontys Hogescholen campus in Eindhoven. The highest point of three new buildings has been reached.
The campus...
Eindhoven puts €700,000 into air cleaning for schools
Because of the Corona pandemic, ventilation in schools suddenly became a much-discussed topic. Now, Eindhoven council is allocating extra money, not only to ventilate...
Winners of the TU/e contest 2022
The TU/e contest, a breeding ground for new ideas, startups, innovators and inventors, announced the winners of this year's edition on 23 June. The closing...
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...
ASML invests in technology lessons for 60,000 children: ‘Need of the hour’
Starting this fall, ASML will launch a new technology education program together with Mad Science. Chip machine manufacturer ASML will pay for technology lessons for...
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...
