Tech company Taylor gets 8 million investment
Eindhoven-based technology company Taylor is the producer of electronic solar panels. The company has bagged pension fund ABP as a new investor. It gets...
Fontys lecturers launch carnival song using AI
A carnival song created using artificial intelligence! Two teachers from Fontys Colleges in Eindhoven have released it. With the song "AI Carnival," they want...
Hundreds of children pay traditional visit to music store
John Hanraths, owner of Keyboardcentrum on Heezerweg in Eindhoven had a stressful moment on Friday. Hundreds of pupils from primary school De Wilakkers were...
Syrian loses opportunity at ASML – Thanks to trade war
After six months of applying for his dream job, he didn't qualify because he had the wrong nationality. It happened to a Syrian electrical...
A Tragedy of the Commons
The tragedy of the commons is a situation in a shared-resource system where individual users acting independently according to their own self-interest behave contrary to the...
Bambi Belt prevents stress in premature babies
The neonatology department of the Máxima Medical Center will use the 'Bambi Belt', an invention that prevents pain and stress in premature babies and...
Camera surveillance on business parks Best wanted
The municipal council of Best wants to allocate €250,000 for camera surveillance on three industrial estates. Entrepreneurs have long wanted to improve safety on...
Pali slaughterhouse will leave Geldrop-Mierlo soon
Slachthuis (slaughterhouse) Pali will no longer be active in Geldrop from Monday 1 April. Councillor Frans Stravers recently had this message during a meeting...
Direct train from Eindhoven to Düsseldorf from 2026 onwards
After five years of lobbying, the time has come. From the end of 2026, an hourly intercity train will run directly from Eindhoven to...
ASML man wins top award
ASML's Martin van den Brink received the IMEC Lifetime of Innovation Award 2019 on Tuesday.
IMEC (Interuniversity Micro Electronics Centre) is the largest independent European...
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...
