Solliance teams up with chinese Hanergy to develop new solutions for SolaRoad
Solliance, the venture behind Solaroad, the world’s first road that converts sunlight into electricity, will team up with solar cell manufacturer Hanergy Thin Film...
Kempenerpop revived with punk rock band Pussy Riot
Dressed in colourful balaclavas and anti-Putin slogans: that's the feminist and anti-capitalist band Pussy Riot. The band will soon be at festival Kempenerpop in...
Helping kids with those little oopsies
Technology has made all kinds of innovations possible. Now, it is helping even the smallest among us.
The LifeSense Group is a healthcare wearables company,...
First light bulb re-made in Philips Museum
Let’s go back to 1891. The very first light bulb was then made by Gerard Philips in the brand new light bulb factory in...
Forty TU researchers to work on quantum technology
Extremely fast computers and the ability to develop new medicines much faster? Forty TU researchers to work in special centre on quantum technology.
The latest...
Production of first solar car takes off in sun deprived Finland
Production of the Lightyear 0, the first solar-powered car from TU/e spin-off Lightyear, took off in Uusikaupunki on Wednesday. Ironically, the small Finnish village...
Restaurant serves 3D-printed food
It sounds a bit futuristic - 3D-printed food. But at the Karpendonkse Hoeve, this became a reality this week. And it prevents food wastage...
Koelhuis open one last time before major renovation
The Koelhuis (cooling house) opened its doors one last time on the former Campina site in Eindhoven. The monumental building will soon become a...
Eindhoven touch at World Cup: Signify illuminated stadiums
The Dutch national team is not there, but Eindhoven has a team delegated to the World Cup in Russia.
Ten of the twelve football stadiums...
First drone festival at Strijp-S
Drone040 is the first drone festival in Eindhoven. On Sunday, 19 March, a few hundred drone enthusiasts will gather at Strijp-S. Along with the...
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...
