Highest point of new Fontys campus building reached
A milestone for the new building on the Fontys Hogescholen campus in Eindhoven. The highest point of three new buildings has been reached.
The campus...
Eindhoven puts €700,000 into air cleaning for schools
Because of the Corona pandemic, ventilation in schools suddenly became a much-discussed topic. Now, Eindhoven council is allocating extra money, not only to ventilate...
Winners of the TU/e contest 2022
The TU/e contest, a breeding ground for new ideas, startups, innovators and inventors, announced the winners of this year's edition on 23 June. The closing...
Eindhoven wants to lead in 3D printing: ‘Technology changes society’
A tailor-made kneecap, a special knife for a bread maker, or an accordion. The applications and possibilities of 3D printing are endless. In the...
ASML invests in technology lessons for 60,000 children: ‘Need of the hour’
Starting this fall, ASML will launch a new technology education program together with Mad Science. Chip machine manufacturer ASML will pay for technology lessons for...
Philips spin-off opens its ink factory at Strijp-T
Mayor John Jorritsma opened the first production line of Elstar Dynamics on Monday. At Strijp-T, the Philips spin-off will focus on ink production for...
Super fast internet! City-wide fibre optic network in Eindhoven
Of the five largest cities in the Netherlands, Eindhoven leads the way in achieving a completely fibre-optic network. The other large cities in Brabant...
Serious efforts to make room on Brabant’s power grid
The energy network in Brabant needs to be urgently unblocked. Ben Voorhorst is appointed as the special coordinator. He will start immediately and, together...
URE builds all-new self-driving racing car after ‘intense shock’
It was a great shock: the URE 15 electric racing car burned down under the watchful eye of the students. Less than six months...
Dutch Technology Festival kicks off again
The Dutch Technology Festival will kick off on Wednesday in the Klokgebouw building. For a whole week, all kinds of activities will be organised...
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...
