Fervent cycling enthusiast and professor at the TU/e and the KU Leuven, Bert Blocken, is fascinated by the wind and what that and air pressure do to the riders. After the spectacular way in which...
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Eindhoven original JW Player was selected by Discovery for its delivery of the first digital Olympics on Eurosport.com JW Player, the world’s largest network-independent video platform that...
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In cycling, teams constantly try to outdo each other. Not only by using the most advanced equipment, but also by improving nutrition, training methods and in all kinds of other areas. That’s why...
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In cycling, teams constantly try to outdo each other. Not only with the most advanced use of materials, but also by improving nutrition, training methods and all kinds of other areas. That’s why...
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In cycling, teams constantly try to outdo each other. Not only with the most advanced use of materials, but also by improving nutrition, training methods and all kinds of other areas. That’s...
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Next Saturday the Tour de France will get off to a start in Brussels. The first 200 km is a level race, an excellent opportunity for sprinters. How do cycling teams ensure behind the scenes that...
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The Urban Waste project develops innovative ecological strategies for sustainable waste management in tourist regions. With a WasteApp the tourists are also integrated. According to estimates by the...
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In a peloton, the cyclist experiences considerably less air resistance than expected “At the very back, the air resistance is very low, but there is less opportunity to react to attacks and...
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Photo’s: Base Photography The Student Hotel Eindhoven is officially opened by Alderman Staff Depla. The first location of the hotel concept in the south of the Netherlands is almost 80 meters...
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A consortium of SMEs from the Dutch province of Limburg and companies at Brightlands Chemelot Campus is developing an unbreakable lightweight road bike, which is made one-by-one, entirely to the...
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Was the death of cyclist Bjorg Lambrecht, last week after a crash during the Tour of Poland, a stupid accident? Should the course have been made safer? Or is there something structurally wrong with...
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“We actually wanted to organize just a tour from the High Tech Campus, but it got bigger and bigger.” Roel Voorwald, founder of the Corporate Vitality and Campus Sports & Health Club,...
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Bjorn van de Langenberg has ‘sports’ running through all his veins, he climbed the Alpe d’ Huez seven times, then made the choice to start for himself and became event manager at...
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It’s not something you expect in Barcelona’s old town center. But they are certainly there. Twelve container homes on the Nou de Sant Francesc, near the world famous Rambla. As a remedy...
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Finding great places to travel often takes a lot of time. It’s easier to hear from your friends which hotspots you shouldn’t skip. That’s the idea behind Urban Journalist, an...
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A specially developed shuttlecock with which you can play badminton even when there is wind, should make the sport more accessible around the world. The Badminton World Federation (WCF) introduced...
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”Your sneak preview of the future” is the slogan of Innovation Origins, and that’s just what we will highlight with our Start-up of the Week column. Over the past few days, five start-ups of the day...
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Young chemistry companies take part in the Gouden KIEM competition organised by the research organisation NWO and Holland Chemistry. The winner will receive 25.000 euro prize money. This year all...
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The Hyperloop concept is never going to take off, Carlo van de Weijer says. According to the head of the Strategic Area Smart Mobility at the Eindhoven University of Technology, it’s not...
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People from many different countries live, study and work in Eindhoven. Every week, Innovation Origins has a talk with an international about what brought them here and what life is like in...
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In a weekly column, alternately written by Lucien Engelen, Mary Fiers, Maarten Steinbuch, Carlo van de Weijer, Tessie Hartjes, and Auke Hoekstra, Innovation Origins tries to find out what the future...
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According to Deloitte, the Eindhoven-based start-up Sendcloud is the fastest growing company in the Netherlands. After winning the Gerard & Anton award in 2016, the start-up showed impressive...
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In the midst of Intel’s stand on the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, there is a well-known object – if you are from Eindhoven, that is. It is the CityBeacon and according to Intel,...
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As a result of the worst qualification rounds in decades, the 2016 UEFA European Football Championship has to do without a Dutch team this year. But while all the top countries are competing for the...
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From an app that helps refugees understand a new culture to a global peer to peer platform for surfers. Tomorrow, fifteen teams from across Europe, will present their latest mobile applications in...
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