Students create app for city 100th anniversary
Yesterday, a special app went online.
A group of students from the Eindhoven Univesity of Technology created it, in partnership with the Eindhoven City Council....
A myriad of things to do at DDW
Dutch Design Week (DDW) is only days away. Here are some more things you can do during this world-famous design event being held in...
Precious Plastic: from Eindhoven to the World
Last Wednesday, October 3rd 2018, Precious Plastic project officially opened its doors at the VDMA building in Eindhoven with the special welcome from Yasin...
Eindhoven expands locations for public charging stations
The usage of electric cars is growing in the city. More and more Eindhoven residents are driving electric cars but not all of them...
VDL to supply 143 buses to Rotterdam-based carrier
VDL is going to deliver 143 buses to the Rotterdam transport company, RET.
These are energy-efficient buses. More than 100 buses are hybrid, and the...
TU/e rises sharply in world rankings
Eindhoven’s University of Technology has climbed the Times Higher Education World Rankings in the Engineering & Technology and Computer Science fields.
The institution is in...
Eindhoven Maker Faire 2017
People interested in innovations and technologies can join the Eindhoven Maker Faire (EMF) again. It will be on 2 and 3 September 2017, in...
A Tragedy of the Commons – Part 2
I would like to begin with by asking: are we living in a delusion? An idiosyncrasy belief maintained despite being contradicted by the environmental...
MMC gynaes now also operating with a robot
Gynaecologists at the Maxima Medical Centre have started performing operations with the help of a robotic arm.
Previously, operations to the urinary and gastrointestinal tract,...
Expansion work started at the airport
The airport terminal needs expansion as the current terminal is built for a capacity of five million passengers. The first works for the expansion...
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...
