Breakthrough in photonics at TU/e
Researchers at TU/e made a breakthrough in research related to photonics. A new technique could lead to computer chips working a 1000 times faster.
The...
Nightclub PIXL snares world famous DJ Fedde Le Grand
Fedde Le Grand exchanges the large stage for a smaller-scale location. The world-famous DJ will perform at nightclub PIXL on Strijp-S on 16 May....
Fear reigns in Strijp-S at the Factory of Fear
Anxiety communication is everywhere and yet we don't notice it often. Fear communication is central to the Angstfabriek - Factory of Fear.
The Factory of...
‘Old but not old-fashioned’: DAF Museum honours Italian designer
The DAF Museum dedicates an exhibition to the Italian designer Giovanni Michelotti. The designer was of great importance for the appearance of DAF's passenger...
Q3 results of ASML
ASML made a profit of 1.9 billion euros in the third quarter of 2023. On Wednesday morning, the company announced a turnover of 6.7...
Outgoing ASML top executive awarded
Peter Wennink, the outgoing top executive of ASML, has received a high royal decoration. He has been appointed Grand Officer in the Order of...
Philips blunders again.
Philips blunders again in case of the sleep apnea machines of the healthcare technology company. Fine dust has been found in some repaired devices.
The...
Exhibition on water in Eindhoven: Waterrijk Eindhoven
On Sunday, February 25, 2018 at 13:00h, Mr. Peter Glas, Dike Reeve* of Water Authority De Dommel will open the exhibition "Waterrijk Eindhoven" of...
Additional 48 million for Eindhoven’s underground bus station
Extra money will come from The Hague (Dutch government) to the region. For example, the government is allocating an additional €48,000,000 for the new...
King will visit High Tech Campus
King Willem-Alexander will be visiting the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven in two weeks. He will visit two research institutes.
In the two institutes, Holst...
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...
