Together with energy, mobility may well be the source of human development. Added to this is the fact that the development of this has taken a very interesting and dynamic route: what is the future of aviation? Can public transport…
Over the past twenty years, nanoparticles have played an increasingly important role in medicine. They are used in drugs, e.g. for diseases such as Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s disease. Already in 2006, there were over 100 drugs with nanoparticles on the…
June is drawing to a close, so it is time for the first monthly overview of the ‘Best read’ series. Surprisingly, the most read topic was not mobility, but gender. The stories about TU Eindhoven’s measure to hire only women…
During the presentation from the Dutch company Hardt last week in Delft of their super fast floating train, Euro Commissioner of transport Violeta Bulc put in an appearance. We took the opportunity to ask her opinion on the measure taken…
Yesterday June 29th, 2007 the first iPhone was released. Some say a historical event. In any case a pivotal moment in history, since then the way we communicate has changed for the better and worse. Innovators have changed our life,…
It was another interesting week for everyone involved in the development of mobility. Our national pride the Lightyear One was unveiled, our king opened a green hydrogen plant at Veendam and BMW has indicated that it will continue to produce…
In ten years’ time, a European network of superfast floating metros is to be constructed which will travel through magnetic fields in a vacuum tube system. This will replace flights within Europe, thus drastically reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions.…
Michiel Hulsbergen, Johan Jeuring and Jordy van Dortmont developed DialogueTrainer. In this programme personal development and scientific research are brought together. What is Dialoguetrainer? DialogueTrainer builds conversation simulations with interactive scenarios. From delivering bad news to a conversation between salesman…
In case of a heart attack, every minute counts, and is often a matter of life and death. However, a reliable diagnosis is not always easy based only on the symptoms. Sometimes, the ECG, i.e. the measurement of the cardiac…
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