This week, Dutch architect Winy Maas presented the Eindhoven city council with the umpteenth awe-inspiring plan for upgrading Eindhoven’s city center – from the comfort of his car while driving in a parking garage. It is almost impossible to keep…
It looks like it will be a matter of a few weeks before the pandemic phase of the corona crisis is behind us and the old normal is back. Across Europe, infection rates are steadily declining and things are starting…
Italy’s largest utility company and a research center are launching a trial that combines algae cultivation with solar energy generation on the coast near Naples. Enel Green Power, the ‘green’ arm of Italian energy provider Enel, is going to test…
Many start-ups use crowdfunding to finance their innovative creations. Wiebe Hendriks, a second-year student of Technical Business Administration at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/’), became interested in how these young companies could finance their “cool products” while he was…
It is undoubtedly the dream of every urban planner and landscape architect: No more electric charging poles and stations, but instead, cars can recharge while driving. This is now possible thanks to a system developed by the Israeli company ElectReon…
The Twente-based company Quix is supplying the processor with which France intends to take the next step in the development of quantum technology. Recently, President Macron presented the French national quantum technology program, which shows that the country is firmly…
Not one, but four start-ups will travel to the Draper University in San Mateo, California this summer. They won the finals of the Draper’s Silicon Summer Pitch Prize. While there, the winners will take part in the Draper University Hero…
“A drone is an amazing device that can fly without human intervention. This means that there is an infinite number of applications,” says Aabharan Hemanth, team member of SyFly. A drone operates in an area ranging from a few meters…
In the UK liver disease is the third leading cause of premature death. In many cases, the only solution is a liver transplant. Unfortunately, patients’ bodies frequently reject the transplant and those donated livers go to waste. Researchers at the…
People who have recovered after prolonged hospital stays or prolonged bed confinement know the problem: They first have to slowly learn to walk again because their joints no longer function as they did before the illness. The same applies to…