Dutch research council awards to TU/e researchers
Seven early-stage TU/e researchers have been awarded a Veni grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO), aimed at researchers who have recently obtained their...
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...
Sale of Automotive Campus Helmond off the table
The Municipality of Helmond has cancelled the sale of the Automotive Campus, the College of Mayor and Aldermen informs the council in a letter....
Alternative to express bike path never an option
The Advies Regiegroep (advisory direction group) of the Municipality of Eindhoven, which looked into the route of the express bike path between the High...
First edition of “Women Tech Talks” on Girls’ Day
On April 13 during the nationwide "Girls Day", the first edition of “Women Tech Talks” was held in the auditorium of the Strip Conference...
100,000th DAF CF and XF rolls of the band
The hundred thousandth DAF truck of the CF and XF type has rolled off the belt.
It has never happened before that a hundred thousand...
Brainport fund starting to close gap between rich & poor
More help for staff with financial problems, extra guidance for the homeless and more people over 50 who can be helped into a job. These...
Aegle makes crash landing
TU/e students have recently been working on a drone called ‘Aegle’ that can deliver packages. However, the test flight with the drone on the...
Local company makes FoodTech 500 list
The Eindhoven-based company, byFlow, specialises in 3D food printing. It is now the only Dutch company among the top 20 of the global FoodTech...
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...
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...
