Technology might help in the war against drugs
The sale of illegal drugs is big business. So far, this year, people across the world have spent more than $200 billion (€177 billion+)...
Robots help travellers at Eindhoven Airport
For a week, two robots are driving around Eindhoven Airport. It is an unusual sight. They take travellers to the toilet, to the check-in...
TU/e Alumnus Named “Engineer Of The Year 2017”
Rick Scholte (38) has been chosen as Engineer of the Year, 2017. This TU/e alumnus has developed a sound camera that converts sounds into...
Direct train from Eindhoven to Düsseldorf from 2026 onwards
After five years of lobbying, the time has come. From the end of 2026, an hourly intercity train will run directly from Eindhoven to...
Sustainable social housing for young couples and first time buyers
Housing corporation Trudo wants to build sustainable social housing on Mainelaan. According to Trudo, the homes are intended for young couples and first time...
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...
VDL to build all-terrain vehicles
VDL is going to build all-terrain vehicles for the Defence industry.
The Eindhoven-based company is manufacturing more than 500 vehicles, commissioned by Mercedes-Benz. These are...
Criticism of Eindhoven Airport plans: ‘It’s not that many flights’
The measures taken by Eindhoven Airport to reduce noise pollution and emit less CO2 have not gone down well with local residents and climate...
Just like toothpaste: perovskite solar cells are much stronger due to fluoride
Researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology have found a way to strengthen solar cells.
The TU/e has discovered that fluoride solar cells made from perovskite...
Walk through Eindhoven-2035
Want to know, what Eindhoven city center may look like in say ten or twenty years' time? Take a tablet and "walk" through Eindhoven-2035!
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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...
