Another record year for ASML
ASML has had a record year once again. The Veldhoven chip machine manufacturer made EUR10.9 billion.
That is two billion more than in 2017. In...
No skating rink in town, but tall gift tower
Anyone who has looked around Eindhoven's 18 Septemberplein has probably noticed something. Since this week there is a real gift tower. With the initiative,...
NXP sales and profit shrink in corona year
NXP has seen its profits and sales decline in 2020. This is evident from the annual figures, presented by the Eindhoven-based chipmaker.
Revenue came in...
Brainport region ‘most promising’ science hub in EU
According to data agency Dealroom.co, Eindhoven is one of the seven most promising tech ecosystems worldwide. Within the European Union, the regio even ranks...
T-Rex examined with a new Philips scan
Philips has examined the vertebrae of the tail of T-Rex Trix with an IQon Scan. This is a new type of scanner and is...
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...
TU/e hatching new policy
The Eindhoven Univesity of Technology (TU/e) is working on new plans that favour women for scientific vacancies.
Dutch Minister of Education, Ingrid Van Engelshoven informed...
TU/e is working on possible new standard for online security
Two algorithms from the Eindhoven University of Technology are in the race to become the new standard in Quantum locking.
Quantum computers are computers that...
Hospital personnel can monitor you heart remotely
Personnel at Catharina Hospital can now provide ICD patients with remote heart monitoring. The hospital has set up a special remote care department.
An ICD is...
Concerns over ASML’s expansion
ASML's rapid growth affects many people in Veldhoven. To expand further, the chip machine manufacturer has already bought houses and sports and event halls. GroenLinks/PvdA is...
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...
