Technology might help in the war against drugs
The sale of illegal drugs is big business. So far, this year, people across the world have spent more than $200 billion (€177 billion+)...
Former mayor Jorritsma lands job at TU/e
Former mayor of Eindhoven, John Jorritsma, will become chairman of the supervisory board (SB) of TU/e Participations, the TU/e department that deals with the...
Improved health patch developed
Imec and TNO have developed a long-lasting, comfortable, disposable health patch which measures your vital signs.
This patch was developed in the framework of the Holst Centre...
Friends win four hundred thousand jackpot at casino Eindhoven
Two friends won more than €420,000 this weekend at Holland Casino in Eindhoven. The man and woman were playing Caribbean Stud Poker when the...
Trade unions are again on collision course
The future is painted in golden colours in the Brainport Region, but that is no reason for metal technology companies to agree to wage...
Employment in Southeast Brabant is growing at a slower pace
Employment in the labour market region of Southeast Brabant is still growing, but more slowly than before. This has everything to do with lower...
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...
‘Fewer expats in region: some relief on housing market’
In the Eindhoven region, there seems to be some relief on the housing market, because fewer knowledge migrants have been coming to Zuidoost (south...
TU/e gets millions for biofuel research
The Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) has received a €5 million grant. This is from the European Union. The money is to be used...
Eindhoven Airport to offer lower rates to cleaner and quieter aircraft
Eindhoven Airport offers reduced rates to airlines if they use the latest aircraft that are quieter and less polluting. The arrangement will take effect...
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...
