Philips acquires French company Cardiologs
Philips announced on Monday that it has acquired the French company Cardiologs. This company tries to improve research into heart diseases by means of...
ASML has another record year
ASML had another record year in 2020.
Despite the corona crisis, turnover rose to €14 billion. That's over €2 billion more than in 2019. Revenues...
Waalre politics is considering a new traffic plan
The Waalre municipal council gave its opinion on Tuesday evening about the traffic plan 'Vlot, veilig en duurzaam in en door Waalre in 2040'...
TU students and Eneco to collaborate on solar cars
Driving on solar energy, accessible to consumers: that is the goal of the Eindhoven solar-student team and Eneco.
The team of students from the Technical...
AI-driven restaurant Bunkr preparing for a grand opening
The long-awaited day is fast approaching. The Bunkr, a restaurant controlled by Artificial Intelligence will finally open on September 1.
Robin Vromans is one of the inspired...
High Tech Campus documentary wins international award
The High Tech Campus has won an award with their documentary, "Curious Tom", at the World Media Festival in Hamburg.
They made this document in...
Dutch Technology Week kicks off today at Strijp-S
Today the sixth annual Dutch Technology Weekwill kick off at the Klokgebouw on Strijp-S. From today, for the next week, the region of Eindhoven...
Face mask production not needed anymore
In 2021, VDL opened a production line for face masks in collaboration with DSM. This allowed the Netherlands to make its own face masks,...
ASML reports boost in sales in profitable third quarter
Veldhoven-based chip manufacturer ASML reported a turnover of almost €2.5 billion for quarter three, €250 million more than expected.
Profits were also up in what the company called...
Workers of building materials supplier in Son on strike
On Wednesday 1 March, workers at Decor Son, in Son en Breugel, are laying down work from 11:30 until 13:00. The company's workers want...
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...
