TU/e to lead research project into a more sustainable Netherlands
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) will lead a major research project into helping the Netherlands to become more sustainable. It will involve more than...
VDL won’t acquire Neways after all
The takeover of the Son electronics company Neways by VDL has been definitively cancelled.
At first, it seemed the takeover of the company was a...
Train disruptions on Tilburg-Boxtel-Eindhoven route due to fire
Train traffic between Tilburg and Boxtel has been shut down due to the large fire in the firelighter factory Fire-Up in Oisterwijk. A hose...
‘Europe needs its own chips, and Brain port can help with that’
'Use the Brainport region to develop your own 'European' chips. Otherwise, we are too dependent on the rest of the world.' That is the message...
Eindhoven and Helmond selected for EU mission ‘climate neutral, smart cities’
Helmond has been selected together with Eindhoven to participate as a duo city in the European mission 'climate neutral and smart cities'. The cities...
Production of first solar car takes off in sun deprived Finland
Production of the Lightyear 0, the first solar-powered car from TU/e spin-off Lightyear, took off in Uusikaupunki on Wednesday. Ironically, the small Finnish village...
Use of wood in construction on the rise
Over the next few years, a thousand social housing units made of wood will be built in our province. That does not sound like...
Ritmeester advocates increased awareness and representation
According to the vice-chairman of the PvdA, Tjeerd Ritmeester, the city must be aware of its international position. To their advantage, the city must...
GGD research about nuisance at Eindhoven Airport
The GGD has launched a survey into how much nuisance Eindhoven Airport residents experience. The health service sent a questionnaire to 31,000 residents.
These residents...
Weverijmuseum in Geldrop celebrating 40th anniversary
The Weverijmuseum (weaving museum) in Geldrop will celebrate its 40th anniversary at the end of next week. There will be free admission on these...
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...
