Solar eclipse brings children to Eindhoven observatory
A third of the sun was covered by the moon on Tuesday afternoon. Thanks to the autumn vacations, Eindhoven children could see the phenomenon...
Eindhoven and The Hague outline joint strategy
Brainport Eindhoven presented a plan on Tuesday afternoon, with which, together with the government, it wants to overcome the challenges facing the region. This...
35 million for photonics company
Eindhoven's Smart Photonics can expect a substantial investment of no less than €35,000,000.
The company, which has been located on the High Tech Campus since...
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...
CERN Acceleration Program @ HighTechXL, Eindhoven
“What a cool idea! .. to use the best technologies from CERN for new earth-shattering applications .. this is incredible fun .. wow!”. This...
Eindhoven residents develop board game: Project Planet
Sjors van der Werff (31) and Rik Koning (33) are two boys from Eindhoven who have made their dream come true: building and releasing...
BOM VR/AR Market Survey 2017
After conducting the market survey on Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) in 2016, Brabant Development Agency (BOM) has launched the 2017 survey recently to...
Innovative motion device prevents falling elderly
Waving and stomping, Frankie and Frits are in front of the television. They are in a motion device. A game is played on the...
Dutch Design Foundation’s choices for SXSW 2019
From 8 to 17 March, six innovative Dutch designers and collectives will present their vision of the future at the 2019 SXSW Conference &...
Student societies slow in adapting to international students
If you have been in the center of Eindhoven during the last weeks of August, you might have noticed all the student societies, holding...
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...
