Soon for sale: Lightyear’s show models
The bankrupt solar car company Lightyear in Helmond is restarting in a slimmed-down form, reports the curator. Part of the company's stocks will be...
High Tech Campus welcomes new director
Otto van den Boogaard will be the new director of the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven from May.
He will take over from Jan-Willem Neggers...
King visits High Tech Campus
King Willem-Alexander visited Eindhoven's High Tech Campus on Thursday. He was shown explanations and demonstrations about the emerging technology of photonics.
The visit began at...
Disabled Max gets three parking tickets
Seventy-two-year-old Max van Kuilenburg from Eindhoven has already received three parking tickets, although he has a disabled parking card. It always happens about five...
Former Campinahuis transformed into a living instrument
An orchestra made up of electromagnetic machines, pneumatic hammers and porcelain speakers. It may sound like something from the future, but it became reality...
Dutch research council awards to TU/e researchers
Seven early-stage TU/e researchers have been awarded a Veni grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO), aimed at researchers who have recently obtained their...
100,000 euros for solar car Lightyear
Tessie Hartjes and Arjo van der Ham received 100,000 euros from the Postcodeloterij for their Lightyear project. Lightyear is a solar car which has...
DAF volunteers very proud of nomination DAF 600
The volunteers and employees of the DAF Museum are proud and believe that the DAF 600 has been rightly nominated for Pronkstuk (showpiece) of...
Anteryon first to move to Brainport Industries Campus
Anteryon, the Eindhoven company that makes lasers and lenses, will move to the Brainport Industries Campus (BIC) in August.
The company will be the first...
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...
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...
