Another record year for ASML
ASML has had a record year once again. The Veldhoven chip machine manufacturer made EUR10.9 billion.
That is two billion more than in 2017. In...
VDL and DAF strengthen partnership
VDL and DAF are going to cooperate more intensively. This is what the two big Eindhoven companies announced in a press statement.
According to the...
The Changing Nature of Educational Technology
Technology is revolutionising learning and teaching. Although this has been the vision for education for many decades, today the dream has become reality.
To...
High-tech bench from Fontys students to light festival in London
The high-tech bench of Fontys students with more than 11,000 lights already seen at Glow, now goes to a light festival in London.
The special...
First commercial 3D concrete printing plant opened
The first 3D concrete printing plant in Europe has been opened in Eindhoven. Bam Infra and Weber Beamix have joined forces to open the...
Improved health patch developed
Imec and TNO have developed a long-lasting, comfortable, disposable health patch which measures your vital signs.
This patch was developed in the framework of the Holst Centre...
TEDx Eindhoven 2019 is just a few weeks away
TEDx Eindhoven will open its doors on February 1, 2019, at the Muziekgebouw Eindhoven for a day-long event.
TEDx talks have sparked creativity and spread...
To our appreciated readers
Dear readers of Eindhoven News, thank you for being with us in 2018 and see you in 2019!
We (a team of 20 international volunteers)...
Special city official to see if Design Museum is possible
The Eindhoven City Council has appointed a special official, a so-called "kwartiermaker". They are to investigate whether a design museum could be a reality...
Jumbo tests the first electric truck of DAF and VDL
Supermarket chain Jumbo is going to test the first fully electric truck developed jointly by DAF and VDL.
The truck is now being tested in...
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...
