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...
TU/e Atlas to officially open in March
The renovated Atlas building on the TU/e campus will be officially opened in March.
The renovation of the characteristic building was completed in November last...
Philips strike called off
The strike at Philips has been cancelled at the last minute. According to the unions, there is reason to enter into negotiations with the...
Game on an arcade cabinet, by paying with residual waste
Gaming with the help of waste. It can now be done at the Eindhoven station. There is an arcade cabinet that you can play...
ASML: export restriction has no consequences yet
For the time being, chip machine maker ASML sees no reason to lower its growth forecast for 2023, now governments are starting to restrict...
Spectacular act of ‘What if Collective’
What If Collective has won the STRP Act Award with their interactive installation MGNT. The award is a European prize which encourages combining innovative...
Philips wants better success rate in fertility treatments
Philips has entered into a partnership with the American pharmaceutical company Marck. The goal is to work together to make IVF procedures more successful....
First self-driving cars coming to Eindhoven
Eindhoven will see its first self-driving cars soon, following a launch by startup Amber Mobility at the Hannover Messe trade show.
The company is aiming...
Technical headquarters for Eindhoven children
Today (Wednesday), the Mayor opened the first central, technical workplace for young techies in Eindhoven.
About 120 children have been using the already existing Tech...
Design Agency Nominated for Most Innovative Company Award
Eindhoven design agency Van Berlo is in the running to be named most innovative company in the Netherlands, in a competition organised by TV...
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...
