TU/e wins first Dutch Higher Education Award
Eindhoven University of Technology has won the first Dutch Higher Education award with its Innovation Space.
Innovation Space is a special kind of learning environment...
Higher profit and sales for ASML
ASML has done very well in the second quarter of this year.
The Veldhoven chip manufacturer has made much more profit and turnover over the...
Van der Leegte and Dijsselbloem both come first
Vice-president of VDL Groep, Jennifer van der Leegte and Eindhoven Mayor Jeroen Dijsselbloem, were elected top woman and top man of the Eindhoven region...
TU/e solar car crosses finish line first at World Solar Challenge
A solar car made by a team of students from the Technical University of Eindhoven (TU/e) crossed the finish line first at the World...
US ambassador visiting Eindhoven: ‘Discussed our concerns too’
The American flag was flying at City Hall on Friday morning. U.S. Ambassador Razdan Duggal was visiting Eindhoven at the invitation of the municipality.
The...
Eindhoven resident makes living coffins
Inventor Bob Hendriks has devised an environmentally friendly way to be buried. The coffin is made from mushrooms that become a part of the...
Two locals chosen for Inspiring 50 NL
Inspiring Fifty Netherlands 2019 is an initiative to highlight the women who are the driving force behind the tech industry in the Netherlands. It...
New AI Institute to open at TU/e
The Eindhoven Artificial Intelligence Systems Institute (EAISI) should become the Artificial Intelligence hotspot in town. It officially kicks off during the TU/e academic year...
ASML records record turnover once again
ASML has achieved record turnover in 2023, partly thanks to Chinese customers, according to the annual report that the company published on Wednesday. The Veldhoven...
Weverijmuseum in Geldrop celebrating 40th anniversary
The Weverijmuseum (weaving museum) in Geldrop will celebrate its 40th anniversary at the end of next week. There will be free admission on these...
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...
