Number of charging stations almost doubled
By the end of 2023, around 700 charging stations for electric cars are expected to be added in Eindhoven. This is the Municipal Executive's response...
TU/e students build car using two life cycles emitting less CO2
A student team from Eindhoven University of Technology has devised a way to reduce the CO2 emissions that are released when building a car.
Student...
Eindhoven schools not in hurry to ban smartphones
Most secondary schools in Eindhoven are waiting a while before implementing the national mobile phone ban that will take effect in a few months....
World shop happy to close after 50 years
The World Shop on the Hoogstraat is in Eindhoven. Buddha figurines, bags made of recycled plastic and sustainable sweets fill the shelves. But after...
Fontys students win international award with robot design
A team of Fontys students, high school students, the Summa College and students of TU/e in Florida won an international award in Florida with...
DTW 2019: innovations, kids’ tech events, and lobbying for women
A live robotic surgery, thousands of students getting acquainted with new innovations, and an event to attract more women to the technology sector -...
Another record year for ASML
ASML has had another record year. The Veldhoven chip machine manufacturer achieved a turnover of €11.8 billion in 2019.
That is €900 million more than...
Philips Nederlands to get new president
Philips Nederland will have a new president in the person of Sylvia van Es. Van Es succeeds current president Hans de Jong.
De Jong will...
‘New TU/e institute must want to become the best in the world’
Photonics and quantum technology will be brought together in the new Hendrik Casimir Institute of the TU/e. According to the scientific director of the...
Eindhoven Airport suffers from fog again: ‘Hardly anything can land’
Eindhoven Airport is again suffering from fog on Tuesday evening. Almost no flights can land or take off. The flights are delayed or diverted...
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...
