Light art for local hospitals
The Eindhoven-based Rot8ion Foundation wants to bring light art installations to Eindhoven hospitals. That's according to a clip on the foundation's Facebook page.
The installations...
Over a thousand solar panels at IJssportcentrum
The Eindhoven Municipality has installed 1170 solar panels at the IJssportcentrum on the Antoon Coolenlaan.
The panels generate energy for about a hundred households. That...
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...
TU/e student finds security holes in hardware
A master's student from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), along with his supervisors, has identified critical security holes in Thunderbolt computer technology.
Thunderbolt is on...
ASML boosts up healthcare workers
ASML has expressed its appreciation for all the healthcare workers, especially those at the Maxima Medical Centre.
The Veldhoven based chip machine manufacturer did this...
Vodafone activates 5G network
Vodafone activated the 5G network in part of Brabant on Tuesday. Within a week, Vodafone customers with a 5G subscription can use this technology.
The...
Local hospital introduces ‘Corona Check’
Do you have health complaints that might be coronavirus related? Residents in the Southeast Brabant region can now receive remote assistance for this via...
NXP predicts considerable loss
NXP is forecasting a considerable loss for the near future. The Eindhoven chipmaker expects a loss of turnover of 115 to almost 240 million...
Kids going to build corona rangefinders
Youngsters can build corona distance meters via Tech Playgrounds. Tech Playgrounds' a division of Dynamo Jeugdwerk that focuses on children who want to become...
TU/e maths group gets €1.5 million
The joint venture, 'Networks', has received a grant of €1.5 million, the TU/e reports. Networks is a collaboration between several Dutch universities. It conducts...
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...
