Critical scientists sit down with TU/e administration
The board of the Eindhoven University of Technology will sit down with some scientists who previously expressed criticism of the culture at the university.
A...
TU/e develops heat battery that works with the help of salt
Kudos to researchers at the TU Eindhoven who think they have found a solution to get more houses off gas: a heat battery that...
Report: Great inequality in Brainport region
The Brainport region has been growing rapidly in recent years. The economy is said to have doubled in 25 years. According to a new...
Celebrating 90 years of aviation in Eindhoven
Eindhoven Airport opened its doors for the first time on September 10, 1932. Coming Saturday Eindhoven will have an airport for exactly 90 years....
Teacher shortage looming; especially science and chemistry teachers
A shortage of teachers is becoming apparent in Eindhoven and the surrounding area. Martin van den Berg, director of Christiaan Huygens College is sounding...
Employment in Southeast Brabant is growing at a slower pace
Employment in the labour market region of Southeast Brabant is still growing, but more slowly than before. This has everything to do with lower...
New wifi network at Philips Stadium
The Philips Stadium will soon be equipped with a new wifi and lan network. Starting with the Lichtstad (light town) derby against FC Eindhoven,...
Repair of Geldrop-Mierlo station elevator to start in September
The NS (Dutch railways) will start repairing the elevator at Geldrop-Mierlo station in September, the municipality reports.
On New Year's Eve the elevator at the...
TU/e solar car needs less energy than expected
The car of the student team, "Solar Team Eindhoven", has reached the Sahara desert. The student team started the thousand km journey from northern...
First self-driving cars coming to Eindhoven
Eindhoven will see its first self-driving cars soon, following a launch by startup Amber Mobility at the Hannover Messe trade show.
The company is aiming...
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...
