Keeping your distance with the help of light
How can light influence your behavior? This is what the IGNITE student team is conducting research into. The team shares the knowledge it has gained with the lighting industry.
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Annual review: from vitamin B12 in bread to hydrogen
Our weekly 'Follow-up' offers a sequel to the best-read article of that week. Today, a look back on our best-read stories of 2020.
Dance along at home in the music video of your favorite band
A lot is technically possible with the mobile 5G network. The 5G hub at the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven (the Netherlands) is working on the future of health, industry and entertainment.
Learning how to use your technical knowledge to overcome the challenges of the future
Addressing the challenges of the world around us with in-depth technical knowledge and the right skills. This is what the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) wants to weave into the curriculum.
A high tech band-aid on an open wound
Plasmacure develops a product that treats wounds with cold plasma.
mHealth: get a monitoring app on a doctor’s prescription
In this weekly section, we follow up on our best read stories. This week it was the story about home testing. How normal will home monitoring become in the future?
The Brainport mindset: bringing a 3D printing product to the market together – even as competitors
3D printing offers opportunities for the healthcare sector. In the Brainport region, companies are working together to bring these applications to the market.
In the fight against infant mortality in Africa, GOAL 3 develops a smart monitor
Good healthcare is not always a given. Start-up GOAL 3, of the TU Eindhoven, wants to help nurses and doctors in developing countries to improve care.
Preserving cultural heritage by raising it
In this section, we follow up on one of our best-read stories. This week, it was about the plan to raise St. Catherine's Church in the Dutch city of Eindhoven by 55 meters. How innovative is that?
Female Tech Heroes swaps conference room for small coaching sessions at home
To make connections remotely, that's what the founders of Female Tech Heroes Ingelou Stol and Hilde de Vocht want. Which is why they came up with an alternative for the Female Tech Heroes congress.
Light show on public rubbish bins applaud your discarded face mask
A student team form the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands is designing an interactive rubbish bin that encourages people to dispose of their litter properly.
Your old smartphone is raw material for a new one
The Eindhoven CORE student team from the Netherlands has proven with its oven that it is possible to recycle electronic devices in their entirety.
Harnessing CO2 and formic acid to fight global warming
The Dutch student team RenewCO2 at TU/e is working on a technique that converts CO2 into formic acid. Using just electricity and water, the greenhouse gas is converted into a CO2-neutral chemical.
Medtech start-up Salvia develops a pacemaker to counter attacks of migraine
Migraine is one of the main causes of chronic health problems for people under 50 years of age. Salvia is working on a solution.
Diseases just don’t smell right
In this weekly section we give a follow-up to one of our best read stories. This week it was a story about loss of smell and taste in cases of COVID-19. But what else can the nose tell us?
The Dutch Polar team brings us closer to Antarctica, the last unspoiled continent
The Polar team from the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, led by polar explorer Ewout Hulscher, aims to conduct emission-free and waste-free research on Antarctica.
[email protected]: Doctors can monitor from hospitals COVID-19 patients convalescing at home
The [email protected] student team from the Dutch Eindhoven University of Technology are developing a platform to monitor convalescing COVID-19 patients at home after being hospitalised.
These three things are crucial for the energy transition to succeed
In this weekly section we follow up on one of our best read stories. This week it was the story about an ultra-fast chip that cuts down on energy consumption in data centers.
Cancer treatment of the future will outsmart tumors
In this weekly section we follow up on one of our best-read stories. This week these were about innovations in the fight against cancer.
Avular’s Prime gives machines a brain
Avular helps companies make robots out of their machines. The company developed the Prime for this purpose.