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The Dutch government decided to suspend its intervention at chipmaker Nexperia, mentioning constructive talks with China.
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The Dutch government decided to suspend its intervention at chipmaker Nexperia, mentioning constructive talks with China.
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Dutch universities have unveiled a new standard for agreements on the provision of IP to academic spinoffs.
The company has developed an AI-powered platfrom to fast track food ingredient developent.
According to a recent study, around 700 ships could be powered by small nuclear reactors by 2050.
The US FDA approves the home use of Onward Medical's spinal cord stimulation system.
Fraunhofer IDMT in Oldenburg has developed an intelligent sensor solution that detects drones even outside the line of sight.
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Dutch officials will head to China next week to negotiate over the Nexperia crisis, with Minister Karremans keen on finding a solution.
The Chinese Commerce Minister is seeking Germany's help to solve the Nexperia dispute.
Scientists at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) unveiled an AI model that can rapidly analyze medical imaging data.
Student enrollment at Dutch universities is declining for the third year in a row, according to provisional figures. .