Successful 5G test
A successful test was recently carried out using 5G technology. This test was held on the roofs of two TU/e buildings. This means wireless...
PSV, TU/e to create live lab
The TU/e will use the Philips Stadium and the De Herdgang PSV Campus as a 'living laboratory'. This partnership has officially launched on Tuesday.
From...
Hospital screens live operations
Today, people can follow two heart operations live. These are being performed at Catharina Hospital in Eindhoven. During both surgeries, patients will have their...
Energy festival in Evoluon
Various companies, government bodies, civil society organisations, and knowledge institutes will meet in Evoluon in Eindhoven on Thursday. They want to see how Brabant...
‘Regular citizens’ show light art for the first time during GLOW 2019
For the first time, non-artists at GLOW will also have the opportunity to present their own lighting projects.
The name is called GLOWlabs. It concerns...
Sustainable Homes Route in Eindhoven
On Saturday 2 November, homeowners opened their sustainable homes in Eindhoven to visitors. They did this as part of the Nationale Duurzame Huizen Route...
Signify scraps jobs in Belgium
The Eindhoven-based lighting company, Signify, is cutting 121 jobs at its site in Turnhout, Belgium. Several Belgian media outlets reported this.
Standard lighting is manufactured...
DDW to work more with foreign design schools
The Dutch Design Week (DDW) has said the organisation would be working more closely with foreign universities and design schools in the coming years.
There...
Signify to buy US firm
Eindhoven-based lighting company, Signify, is to acquire the American company, Cooper Lighting Solutions from Eaton. Eaton is an US multinational power management company. Not...
Want to improve your digital interaction with the government?
The Eindhoven Library is holding four one-day courses. The first of which was held today. These are for people who want to improve their...
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...
