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Linking green spaces and public health data to a 3D environment as trial in Amersfoort and Zwolle, Amsterdam and Dordrecht use the Green Benefits Planner as a basis for their policies.
Cutting down on nitrogen is paramount when it comes to design, construction and utilities. Start-ups can carry out experiments at the NoNo house located on the grounds of TU Delft.
A breakthrough after ten years of research: from one to four micrometers more depth in optical imaging through high levels of light resolution.
For data storage on a molecular level, Radboud University in Nijmegen, Netherlands has succeeded in writing 'ones' and 'zeroes'.
The Dutch Delft University of Technology can help with smart computational methods to calculate the energy yield of a lot of buildings in urban environments.
Brackish water could provide a solution to meet the increase in demand for drinking water, but it could also improve how water is managed.
Researchers from the Dutch universities in Utrecht and Nijmegen have been successful: the trick is to keep the magnetic fluid containing waste stabilized when the magnetic field is more powerful.
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Localie earns money with things like online tours whereby locals can walk through their city and tell stories or give tips about Amsterdam, Paris, or […]
Business sites can be made much more sustainable by working together in the field of waste and residual materials. PulsUp does this, for example, by […]
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The distance to be kept between each other when out walking, running and cycling ought to be much greater than the recommended one to two […]
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How do floating solar panels work in practice and what are the consequences for the environment? What is the influence of waves and wind on […]
For the very first time, a consignment of the innovative raw material Kaumera has been delivered. The Zutphen-based plant in The Netherlands supplied 20,000 liters […]
Do real space research from the comfort of your own home. Search for black holes. Because anyone can join the Lofar Radio Galaxy Zoo civilian […]
A nanosensor has been developed that can trace biomarkers for cancer in the blood that are difficult to detect. It is a scientific variant of […]
The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be evaluated this year. Yet it was originally drafted at a time when IoT, AI, smart sensors […]