Be it Iron Man in Marvel movies or Ana de Armas’s character in Blade Runner 2049, holograms in sci-fi movies are a treat to the viewer’s eyes. Though these human-like projections seem immensely futuristic, modern-day technology such as artificial intelligence…
During the past few years, the government has increased the energy tax on natural gas and lowered it for electricity. In doing so, the government wants to stimulate households to choose for electrical options, such as heat pumps or electric…
The aviation industry is currently facing a pressing challenge as airlines in the United States and European Union grapple with a shortage of pilots, leading to flight cancellations and disruptions. To address this issue and meet the soaring demand for…
In 1988, Professor Bram Nauta made a groundbreaking discovery that continues to affect the lives of millions of people today: The Nauta circuit, found in all different kinds of electronic devices. “I hope with my personal story to encourage the…
What is typical about Dutch Innovation? Can we coin it as a concept, like Dutch Design? And is that an opportunity to position the Netherlands more powerfully on the world stage as a leading innovation country? In a preview of…
RIFT, the Eindhoven spin-off of TU Eindhoven, has successfully heated five hundred households without emitting CO2. This was done through the so-called Iron Fuel Technology, in which a heat boiler generates heat through the combustion of iron powder. In this case,…
As the phasing out of fossil fuels has proven difficult, Europe is shifting its focus to a global goal for renewables ahead of COP28 in Dubai. The European Union (EU) is pushing for legally binding targets for renewable energy sources,…
After Alfons Carnicero’s father suffered a stroke, his personal and professional life had a turning point. “Since then, I got familiar with the rehabilitation practices, noticing how these weren’t good enough. That’s when I decided to shift the focus of…
Summary of this article: – increased sunshine intensity and duration lead to higher bids and lower discounts in SEOs, researchers from the University of Plymouth found. – the sunshine effect was more pronounced in uncertain environments, smaller and younger firms,…
Researchers at the University of Oxford have discovered a fascinating link between UK weather conditions and music preferences. After analysing over 23,000 chart-topping songs from the past 70 years, the study found that danceable, positive-emotion tunes were positively associated with…