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In the weekly follow-up section, Innovation Origins revisits one of the best-read articles of the past week. A focus on innovative solutions to eye disorders caught our eye this week.
One of our best read stories this week was about mushroom leather. But pineapple leaves, apples, rotten mangos and raked leaves and twigs also provide an alternative to the leather industry.
The planned two-day conference of Fe+male Tech Heroes was cancelled in May. A dinner was held instead this week in full compliance with corona regulations.
"In Uganda, more people are dying of hunger than of Covid-19"
To what extent can geoengineering techniques provide a stopgap solution to global warming? Two Dutch universities explore options up in the clouds and stratosphere and in the oceans.
PWXR came up with an active e-sports competition for students, a "great alternative for the introduction period."
In this section we follow up on our best read stories of the week. This week's was all about how the essential vitamin B12 will soon end up in bread or yogurt.
The stem of the oyster mushroom was basically suited for use as cattle feed. But now it has also proved ideal in meat substitutes.
In the weekly Follow-up section, we provide a sequel to our best-read stories. This week it was the article about a modified yellow fever vaccine in the fight against COVID-19.
High Tech Campus Eindhoven in the Netherlands aims to be the most sustainable tech hub in the world and the brand new smart office villa is set to attract plenty of international talent.
In the weekly Follow-up section, we provide a sequel to our best-read stories. This week it was the story about an economic recovery program from […]
In the weekly ‘follow-up’ section we present a sequel to last week’s best-read article here on Innovation Origins. This week it was the story about […]
The high-tech medical start-up Sirius Medical in Eindhoven is allowed to enter the market with its Sirius Pintuition product. Their product was awarded the CE […]
In the weekly ‘follow-up’ section we present a sequel to last week’s best-read article here on Innovation Origins. This week: how come reputable medical journals […]
“It’s brimming with opportunities here, much more than we can handle and that’s great,” Marc Verbiest exclaims. He has been posted to the Dutch Consulate […]
In the weekly ‘follow-up’ section we present a sequel to last week’s best-read article here on Innovation Origins. The story this week was about a study […]
Passwords seem to remain the weakest link in the security of online systems. There are plenty of people who already find ‘welcome123’ difficult enough. And […]
“Stay at home”, is the motto in this day-and-Corona-age. “It’s a message that resonates better, especially to children and adolescents, when PSV player Denzel Dumfries […]
A daily update suddenly makes emergencies manageable. The Jeroen Bosch Hospital in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, had to set up a corona hospital next to the regular […]
The Dutch province of Brabant and German states such as Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria have many similarities. They shine through high-tech, leading universities and a high […]