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,...
VDL Nedcar cuts 700 jobs
VDL Nedcar has scraped around 700 jobs. The production of the company has fallen, and the flexi workers are no longer needed.
According to a...
Eindhoven must be prepared for the future
In the last 50 years, Eindhoven's economy has matured by focussing on the high-tech industry, the health care industry, mobility, and energy. "Those are...
Son en Breugel doctor makes prosthetic limbs in Sierra Leone with 3D printer
Nowadays you can make just about anything with a 3D printer. Lars Brouwers, a doctor from Son en Breugel, knows that better than anyone.
Brouwers...
Solar car gets ready to race
The TU/e's Solar Team Eindhoven could breathe a sigh of relief late last week. The new solar panel for their car arrived in Australia.
The...
King officially opens Brainport Industries Campus
The Brainport Industries Campus (BIC) in Eindhoven has been in use for a while now. However, it was officially opened today by none other...
New flexible solar cells have impressive energy conversion rates
A short nine months ago, the locally based Solliance Solar Research presented the first record-breaking flexible solar cell. They did so in partnership with...
Ten years of De Ontdekfabriek in Eindhoven
De Ontdekfabriek (The Discovery Factory) has been in existence for ten years. Children have been coming to craft with technology for a decade. It...
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...
