Young Eindhoven techies test with homemade corona rangefinder
60 children from different districts of Eindhoven will test the 1.5 meters distance with a homemade corona rangefinder. They'll try this on Tuesday 7 July, near...
Eindhoven to be first big city with fibre optics for all
99.7% of households and businesses in Eindhoven will soon have access to glass fibre connection.
From September 2020, Primevest Capital Partners will install fibre...
35 million for photonics company
Eindhoven's Smart Photonics can expect a substantial investment of no less than €35,000,000.
The company, which has been located on the High Tech Campus since...
Eindhoven campuses want at least 100 million
The TU/e Campus and the High Tech Campus argue for a national contribution of at least 100 million for campuses and science parks in...
Mega investment to keep Smart Photonics in the Netherlands
An investment of €35,000,000 in photonica chip producer Smart Photonics was made to keep the company out of foreign hands.
Mona Keijzer, State Secretary for...
Intercity from Eindhoven to Aachen from 2025?
A direct intercity connection between Eindhoven and Aachen seems possible. If everything goes well, the NS believes the new international intercity will be able...
High Tech Campus announces plans for sustainable office building
High Tech Campus (HTC) has announced plans to open a state of the art sustainable office building in spring 2021.
‘Sustainability and a green working...
Why ‘Complex’ didn’t get a grant
Those involved with Complex were greatly disappointed last week. The National Cultural Council chose Amsterdam as the location for a new national design institute.
As...
HTC’s 5G-hub grows
High Tech Campus' (HTC) 5G-hub is expanding, says campus management.
The 5G hub's a collaboration between Ericsson, Vodafone Ziggo, Brainport Development, and HTC. They're working...
TU/e builds a piece of human brain
Scientists at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have succeeded in imitating an essential function of the brain. That's according to the university.
The brain...
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...
