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New monoclonal antibodies ready to detect coronavirus

Reliable rapid tests that can detect whether a person is infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus are currently seen as a step toward easing coronavirus restrictions. Such tests could be crucial, particularly in allowing kindergartens and schools to reopen – without…

  • Petra Wiesmayer
  • February 16, 2021
  • Health

Up to 30% more farmed fish due to improved lighting system

With more than 50 companies in operation, fish farming is a fast-growing sector in the Netherlands. It is a high-tech industry as well. One company that is leading the way in terms of growth and innovations is The Kingfish Company,…

  • Maurits Kuypers
  • February 15, 2021
  • Sustainability

Transformathon: Supporting the Energy Industry to transition smoothly

Energy companies are under high pressure with a lot of responsibility to transition quickly toward a low carbon economy. “Reaching global climate goals by 2050 is not easy and should be achieved collectively as an industry and individually”, Courtney Jermyn…

  • Bart Brouwers
  • February 15, 2021
  • Sustainability

How Higher Green Standards Are Affecting the Housing Market

As renters and buyers are becoming more environmentally aware around the world, property developers now need to meet even higher green standards. Sustainability is a sign of quality and a desirable aspect of new properties. Research has shown that 73%…

  • IO redactie
  • February 15, 2021
  • Digital

Threadworm provides a model for simpler and smarter neural networks

Things like search engines and self-driving cars are based on artificial intelligence. Behind them are complex neural networks. Until now, the underlying mathematical models could only be implemented with enormous computing power and are difficult for humans to comprehend. Professor…

  • Hildegard Suntinger
  • February 15, 2021
  • Digital

Light doping makes electrical equipment faster and smaller

A group of researchers from the Max-Planck Institute and the Berlin Humboldt University have discovered that semiconductors can be converted to metals and back again much more easily than previously thought with the help of laser light. According to these…

  • Maurits Kuypers
  • February 15, 2021
  • Sustainability

Lots of vegetables and not so much meat is better for your brain after all

The eating habits of people who live around the Mediterranean Sea have been studied quite a bit. You can live to be quite old with that diet, or so the general impression is. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh (Scotland)…

  • Arnoud Cornelissen
  • February 14, 2021
  • Sustainability

‘Sustainable travel will only happen if the government enforces it’

The tourism sector is becoming more sustainable, but still only marginally, says Paul Peeters, lecturer in sustainable transport and tourism at Breda University of Applied Sciences. Peeters says the tourism sector is fairly conservative. “A lot of effort is put…

  • Corine Spaans
  • February 14, 2021
  • Opinion

Innovating together: the delicate dance of knowledge sharing

It is, of course, one of the classic gems of wisdom is: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” But it is often true. The government also knows that. Which is…

  • Hans Helsloot
  • February 14, 2021
  • Sustainability

Italy is fully committed to ecological transition

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, who has been at the helm since today (February 13, 2021), has turned a new page in history by setting up the Ministry of Ecological Transition. This department has everything it needs to make a…

  • Ewout Kieckens
  • February 13, 2021
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