BitSensor wins Startup of the Year prize
Eindhoven cyber security firm BitSensor has been voted best Dutch startup of 2017, bypassing other shortlisted candidates including Amazon, Dell, and HP.
The prize was...
How will data be used in cities?
Today (Friday) sees the last day of the Spring Knowledge Society Forum (KSF) here in Eindhoven. Eurocities organised this meeting, and it was held over three...
Robots on the catwalk
Robots dressed in fashionable clothes. At Summa College there is even a catwalk ready for them on Thursday. Care robots wearing clothes may appeal...
US ambassador visiting Eindhoven: ‘Discussed our concerns too’
The American flag was flying at City Hall on Friday morning. U.S. Ambassador Razdan Duggal was visiting Eindhoven at the invitation of the municipality.
The...
Union concerned about job loss Philips: “This is very bad and leads to unrest”
There are concerns at the CNV trade union about the wave of layoffs at Philips in the Netherlands. On Monday morning, the company announced...
TU/e ranks #1 in Elsevier ranking of Dutch universities of technology
TU/e is the best university of technology in the Netherlands. That is the outcome of the annual 'Best Studies' survey by publishing house Elsevier.
The...
Fontys students present milestones in PULSED project
On May 17, May 30 and June 14 and 26, Fontys PULSED students will present their innovative technical solutions, acquired through entrepreneurial learning programmes.
Fontys...
Museum door de Stad at Park Hilaria
The traveling Museum door de Stad (Museum through the city) will be at Park Hilaria in Eindhoven until Sunday 11 August.
This time the theme...
160 companies in Brainport region wait for a connection to the power grid
In the Brainport region, 160 companies are waiting for a new or heavier connection to the power grid. The waiting list has become about three...
Brainport parties want to combat social problems in region
The high-tech region of Eindhoven is growing fast. So fast, in fact, that this is also leading to problems. Housing is threatening to become...
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...
