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...
Members of foreign embassies visit DDW
On Tuesday 22 October, Mayor John Jorritsma received representatives from ten foreign embassies in Eindhoven. He did so as the Chairman of Brainport Eindhoven....
Local company to supply digi-boards to Belgian schools
The Eindhoven-based company, CTouch, will supply a digital board to each of 130 schools in Belgium.
The company has made agreements about this with the...
Rutte: ‘Stella really puts the Netherlands back on the map’.
The Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte, is very enthusiastic and has congratulated the Solar Team Eindhoven for their victory in the Cruiser Class of...
Soil-friendly fries on DDW
This week the Frietje Precies stall, where soil-friendly potato, parsnip and sweet potato fries are sold, is at Ketelhuisplein in Strijp-S.
Potato farmer Jacob van...
TU/e solar car crosses finish line first at World Solar Challenge
A solar car made by a team of students from the Technical University of Eindhoven (TU/e) crossed the finish line first at the World...
DDW shows a vision of the future
Would you like a glimpse to how the future might look? Come to Dutch Design Week (DDW). This design fest kicks off on Saturday,...
Data-expertise centre for the hightech industry
The goal of the Data Value Center Smart Industry (DVC-SI) is to help entrepreneurs get more value out of data.
The digital centre collects data...
STimulation grants for chemistry students
Fifteen first-year students of the TU/e have received a 'STimulation grant' worth EUR 2019.
These are students from the Bachelor's programme in Chemical Engineering en...
Helping kids with those little oopsies
Technology has made all kinds of innovations possible. Now, it is helping even the smallest among us.
The LifeSense Group is a healthcare wearables company,...
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...
