TU/e presents new solar car that drives over rough terrain
Student team Solar Team Eindhoven, from Eindhoven University of Technology, has presented a new solar car that is made for rough terrain.
The Stella Terra,...
Car mechanics fitted windows in Italy
Four car mechanics from Eindhoven couldn't stand the sight of stranded travellers in Italy. Storms there destroyed many cars, caravans and tents. The men...
Expansion work started at the airport
The airport terminal needs expansion as the current terminal is built for a capacity of five million passengers. The first works for the expansion...
Ex-Philips executive denounces Eindhoven breakup with Nanjing
It has been almost four weeks now, but the broken friendship between Eindhoven and Nanjing is still occupying minds. Professor and former Philips executive...
ASML the most reputed company in the Netherlands
The University of Amsterdam (UvA) has conducted a study. In their study, ASML has come out as the company with the best reputation in...
How will data be used in cities?
Today (Friday) sees the last day of the Spring Knowledge Society Forum (KSF) here in Eindhoven. Eurocities organised this meeting, and it was held over three...
Veldhoven neighbours win €1.000.000 together
Celebration in Copernicushof in Veldhoven. Residents of that street have together won €1.000,000 in the Postcode Loterij (postal code lottery). "Now we can go...
Long queues in several super markets
Supermarkets and other shops in Brabant had to deal with a payment failure on Tuesday afternoon. Customers mostly had difficulty paying for their groceries....
Future goals of Brabant coalition
The new coalition of Brabant province, announced what it wants to achieve over the next four years. After months, Noord-Brabant is the last province...
Skepticism at Enexis about a CO2-neutral city
Peter Lemmens, the branch manager of Enexis Regio Eindhoven, is skeptical about the climate goals that the municipality of Eindhoven has set for itself. Due...
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...
