‘Rekenkamer’ cracks down on Eindhoven information security
The internal security of digital data and networks at the Municipality of Eindhoven is as leaky as a basket, according to the Rekenkamer (Court...
Self-built solar energy car to Antarctica
Eindhoven company Autarco has developed special solar panels for a self-built car which will be driven to the South Pole.
Wilco van Rooijen and Edwin...
President of a Taiwanese High-Tech on current mega trends and disruptive technologies in Industry...
The cities of Eindhoven and Taipei have had a good relationship going on for some time already. The mayor of Taipei will be visiting...
First edition of “Women Tech Talks” on Girls’ Day
On April 13 during the nationwide "Girls Day", the first edition of “Women Tech Talks” was held in the auditorium of the Strip Conference...
Photonics at Eindhoven Science Café
On Tuesday evening, Photonics was the central theme at the Science Café of the Van Piere bookshop in Eindhoven.
A lecture about technology and science, this...
Patients more assertive these days, says Toos
You could call Toos Wind one of the very first employees. She has been working at Catharina Ziekenhuis (hospital) for 44 years, which is...
E52 Live! Puts Eindhoven innovations on stage
Various Eindhoven inventions and innovations can be seen coming Wednesday at E52 Live! A live program by the media platform E52, that addresses the...
King Philip and Queen Mathilde from Belgium visiting Brainport
The Belgian King Philippe I and his wife, Queen Mathilde will be visiting the High Tech Campus Eindhoven on Wednesday 30 November as part...
City wants to use growth fund for light rail network
Eindhoven wants to use the Groeifonds (Growth fund, also known as the Wopke-Wiebes fund) to finance several projects.
These include a light rail connection in...
Eindhoven News survey results are out
Here you can read the results of the Eindhoven News survey.
End of July this year, we ran a survey with you, our readers. This...
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...
