After fifteen years of research work: Physicists at the TU Innsbruck have succeeded in developing a self-verifying method for the simulation of complex quantum problems. This can be used in traffic planning, weather forecasting or molecular biology. Physicists worldwide are…
Actually, they’re pretty handy, the FPGAs. The abbreviation stands for Field Programmable Gate Arrays. Their advantage is: these programmable gate arrays are much more flexible than ordinary specialized computer chips. And so far, they have even been considered particularly secure.…
In the Eastern Alps a new measuring method for the precise dating of glacier ice was tested. The method is based on quantum physics techniques and enables the precise analysis of glacial ice from the past thousand years. This has…
“No, you have to pedal to see the future”, laughs Thijs Baselmans. The TU Eindhoven student just put a visitor on an exercise bike. In the middle of the Ketelhuisplein. The bicycle is part of Museum door de Stad (“Museum throughout…
Vanderlande will open its R&D Innovation Lab for robotics in Meulensteen House of Robotics building. The lease agreement with Kadans has been signed and will commence June 1, 2019. Meulensteen House of Robotics, part of Kadans Science Partner, is a…
Exoplanets, i.e. planets that orbit stars beyond our solar system, play a special role in the search for extraterrestrial life. So far, a little more than 4,000 exoplanets are known, however, none has been habitable for human or human-like life.…
The future of medical care lies – at least in the ideal case – in personalized medicine. The products should be tailored to the individual patient, which is why most studies to date have concentrated on adapting treatments to the…
While the background sounds make all guests aware of an exciting Night of the Nerds in the connecting rooms, the Klokgebouw also gives the floor to five speakers on the themes of Technology, Entrepreneurship and Creativity, fully embraced by the Fontys…
Claw diseases of cows should not be considered in isolation, but indicate deficiencies in husbandry, feeding and hygiene. The project Klauen-Q-Wohl aims to highlight these multifactorial causes by systematically collecting and evaluating data. The disease of claws and limbs is one…
“Ah, here’s a loose cable”, says a Belgian student lying under a robot on wheels. “Can you fix it?” The command sounds tense. A student team from the University of Hasselt has no time to answer a journalist’s questions. They…