Open business day 23 March
The Open Business Day (Open Bedrijven Dag) is the event where you can take a look behind the scenes of companies. On Saturday 23...
F16s for Ukraine: ‘Don’t know if that is a good move’
Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Eindhoven Airport on Sunday to see the F16s that the Netherlands has promised. Is that a smart move? There is...
Camera surveillance at Woenselse Markt extended
On Woenselse Markt the next six months cameras will remain hanging in order to counteract nuisance caused by young people.
This is a decision of...
Cybercrime rates in North Brabant have doubled
The number of cybercrimes in the province of North Brabant has doubled in the past year, with 271 offenses in 2018 to 547 in...
Lightyear wants to make more, cheaper solar cars
The Eindhoven-based company, Lightyear, wants to bring a more affordable solar-powered car on the market. The solar car manufacturer also wants to make more...
Funds for startup that works on ‘super music’ against stress
AlphaBeats is an Eindhoven startup. It develops a kind of 'smart music' against stress. This startup received a substantial financial support.
The startup develops software...
Departing Mayor Jorritsma receives honorary medal from city of Eindhoven
John Jorritsma was surprised with the city's badge of honor Monday evening, during his farewell as Mayor of Eindhoven. He was also royally decorated...
TU/e to start iron powder plant
After the summer, TU/e will start a small factory for burning iron powder. The factory will be located at the Metalot site in Budel.
Burning...
ASML to help elderly people to use computers
ASML has announced plans to help with a local project to help local old people to use computers.
The project, called ‘Helpdesk Welcome Online’,...
Queen Máxima to visit Eindhoven designers and scientists
Queen Máxima will visit designers in Eindhoven in two weeks. The focus will be on the network of creative incubators in the city, and...
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...
