URE builds all-new self-driving racing car after ‘intense shock’
It was a great shock: the URE 15 electric racing car burned down under the watchful eye of the students. Less than six months...
Dutch Technology Festival kicks off again
The Dutch Technology Festival will kick off on Wednesday in the Klokgebouw building. For a whole week, all kinds of activities will be organised...
Female ‘techies’ finally back together
Dozens of women took to stage at the Fe+male Tech Heroes event on Tuesday. It is the third time that the event, which aims...
Train disruptions on Tilburg-Boxtel-Eindhoven route due to fire
Train traffic between Tilburg and Boxtel has been shut down due to the large fire in the firelighter factory Fire-Up in Oisterwijk. A hose...
First solar car Lightyear soon on the road at a cost of €250.000
The first solar cars from the Helmond-based company Lightyear will roll off the assembly line in November. The electric car has a range of...
TU/e about ties with China: ‘No question of ending cooperation’
Eindhoven University of Technology would welcome stricter rules from The Hague to prevent sensitive knowledge ending up in the 'wrong hands'.
That is what the...
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...
Repair Café Summa, a great initiative by Summa college students
Throwing things away is not an option, according to the students from Eindhoven's Summa College. A faltering vacuum cleaner, a radio that doesn't work...
Startup Commons Eindhoven successfully unites the startup ecosystem
Startup Commons, an annual event in Amsterdam and Berlin, successfully unites startups, investors, and network enablers. This prestigious event could no more ignore Eindhoven, and...
Inspectorate: Philips fails in apnea machine recall
Philips has failed substantially and structurally in handling a recall of apnea devices. The Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) confirmed this on Thursday...
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...
