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...
Scientists warn of corona apps’ privacy risks
Scientists are warning the government about the corona apps it wants to deploy. About 60 scientists have signed and sent a letter regarding this...
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...
Hospital gets €6 million research grants
Catharina Hospital is awarded €6 million for scientific research on complex diseases treatments.
Catharina Hospital has received two research grants with each worth €3 million....
COVID-19: How are tablets and baby monitors helping?
Due to the outbreak of this novel coronavirus, people are often isolated. Not just in hospitals, but also in nursing homes, where those at...
Post-ICU diary now more important than ever
Dutch ICUs are running at full steam at the moment. That is due to the corona crisis. The 'Post-ICU diary for tomorrow' is, therefore,...
Sioux Eindhoven to donate 40,000 masks
The Eindhoven-based technology firm, Sioux, is donating 40,000 surgical masks to hospitals in the province of Brabant.
The company works with government services in the...
The world’s best solar car safely back in Eindhoven
Solar Team Eindhoven's solar car arrived home, in Eindhoven, yesterday in one piece after a boat trip from Australia.
The team from the Eindhoven University...
Local company makes FoodTech 500 list
The Eindhoven-based company, byFlow, specialises in 3D food printing. It is now the only Dutch company among the top 20 of the global FoodTech...
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...
