A more efficient airport with help from TU/e
TU/e and Eindhoven Airport are beginning a new collaboration. The university is going to assist the airport in further optimising some of its processes.
This...
Bioplastic and food from one plant?
Local designer, Marco Cagnoni has found a way to make food and bioplastic from the same plant.
He approached a local Italian restaurant, Cucina-Italiana....
VDL supplies electric buses to Groningen and Drenthe
The Qbuzz bus company in Groningen and Drenthe has ordered 43 electric buses from VDL.
The order consists of eleven VDL Citeas SLFA-180 Electric and...
Not just another tech conference
The Brainport region will host a major, free, European start-up event next month.
Beyond Tech, is becoming the premier high-tech conference in the Netherlands. It...
Are you a Maker?
The annual Eindhoven Maker Faire is still six months away. However, 'makers' can start registering for this event now already.
From the beginning of the...
People proud of Brainport region
The research firm, I&O, recently did a study on what people are most proud, or ashamed, of in their provinces. The Brainport region has...
How will data be used in cities?
Today (Friday) sees the last day of the Spring Knowledge Society Forum (KSF) here in Eindhoven. Eurocities organised this meeting, and it was held over three...
Former politician starts initiative to draw more women to high tech industry
Retired politician Neelie Kroes is launching a new initiative to get more women interested in Eindhoven's technical industry.
The former European Commissioner will be at...
Bright minds brought together
A market focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Such a market, the FruitPunch AI Connect, was held recently at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e).
About 350...
TU/e invests 100 million in AI
The TU/e will have a brand new Institute for Artificial Intelligence from September.
TU/e is allocating €100 million for artificial intelligence (AI). Fifty scientists are...
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...
