TU/e most sustainable university
The Eindhoven University of Technology is the most sustainable university in the Netherlands. This is evident from the annual SustainBul ranking.
The jury was especially impressed...
ASML to be stricter with internal security
The Chinese former employee who took trade secrets from ASML in Veldhoven last year worked for the Chinese tech giant Huawei for some time...
AR Treasure hunt through Eindhoven
A new way to discover the city of Eindhoven; through augmented reality.
The treasure hunt bears the name, 'de Vloek van het Vuur' ('the Curse of...
Student invasion: the introduction week has started
Eindhoven's centre will be flooded with new students this week. The student orientation week started this morning, for both TU/e and HBO (higher vocational...
Large hole in Tongelre road surface
A pile of bricks, an open road surface and a closed off street. That is the situation at 't Hofke in Tongelre district. Here,...
Hermes happy with boost for mobility: ‘Huge injection of quality’
Bus operator Hermes is pleased with the huge amount of money being put into mobility in the Eindhoven region. According to the public transport...
‘Regular citizens’ show light art for the first time during GLOW 2019
For the first time, non-artists at GLOW will also have the opportunity to present their own lighting projects.
The name is called GLOWlabs. It concerns...
Minister Schouten visits Ergon employees at DAF
Some 350 employees working at DAF via Ergon received a very special visit. Minister for Poverty Policy, Participation and Pensions, Carola Schouten, came on...
ASML worried about election results
ASML is greatly concerned following the results of the House of Representatives elections. The chip machine manufacturer is afraid that the hiring of foreign...
Sport apps with a personal touch at TU/e
A new professor has started his tenure at the TU/e, and he will be focusing his attention on improving the health of the general...
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...
