Mind the “Gender” Gap!
In her first column, tech top woman Helen Kardan argues for involving women in all stages of the development process. "Today's technologies are designed for a selection of people."
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Lightyear: from a kitchen table to a solar car story that has reached more than 3 billion people
For the past three years, Tessie Hartjes has been writing about how the Dutch start-up Lightyear has evolved from a student team to one of the most promising Dutch start-ups. This is her last column.
What does Wirecard have in common with Corona? And what start-ups can learn from it
The scandal surrounding the fraudulent German company Wirecard is not an isolated case and shares similarities with the Corona pandemic. We simply did not want to believe it.
A moment of reflection on Paradijslaan
For many years Eindhoven was a twin city of Minsk, the capital of Belarus. Former councilwoman and columnist Mary Fiers reflects on a dark page in the history of the country.
The King Kong vs. Godzilla of starting a sustainable business
The dinosaurs are almost burnt up and the tree huggers are building the next unicorns.
Moral advice straight from the computer: is it time for a virtual Socrates?
Our columnists are working on solutions to the problems of our time. In the section Tomorrow is Good, they write about their ideas and dreams for the future.
How do we bridge the Science-Practice gap?
How do we narrow the gap between science and practice? And how serious is this much-discussed gap? Eveleline van Zeeland-Holst is looking for the ultimate answer.
Patents are not about monopolies, but about sharing knowledge
Our columnists are working on solutions to the problems of our time. In the section Tomorrow is Good, they write about their ideas and dreams for the future.
And it can even pick tomatoes…..
Tomorrow is Good: the similarity between a watch, a telephone and a picking robot
This Dutch visionary predicted self-driving car as early as half a century ago
Are self-driving cars and the Hyperloop just futuristic dreams? Not for the Dutch transport expert Geurt Hupkes who predicted these as far back as 1970. Jan Wouters goes back to the future.
Tomorrow is Good: No innovation without dedication, no progress without innovation
The faster and more sustainably we accept and integrate existing innovations in order to bring about a turnaround, the faster we can grow beyond ourselves - as a society, as a company, and as a person
Facial recognition as the Manhattan Project of our time
Our columnists are working on solutions to today's problems. In the section Tomorrow is Good they write about their ideas and dreams for the future.
Why would you set up a start-up during the corona crisis?
Onze columnisten werken aan oplossingen voor de problemen van deze tijd. In de rubriek Morgen Beter schrijven ze over hun ideeën en dromen voor de toekomst.
Is it better to file a patent application or keep it secret?
Our columnists are working on finding solutions to today's problems and write about their ideas and dreams for the future in the Tomorrow is Good section.
The story of an algorithm that thought that a hospital room ceiling had bowel cancer
And what failing thermodynamics has taught me about the limitations of artificial intelligence.
7 tips on how to come out of the corona crisis stronger
In this section of IO, our columnists are writing and working on solutions for the problems of our time. So tomorrow will be good.
I did not start googling when I heard about George Floyd
In this section of IO, our columnists are writing and working on solutions for the problems of our time. So tomorrow will be good.
Tomorrow is good: Is this the new normal?
At one of the press conferences on corona held by the Dutch Prime Minister Rutte, I heard him say we must now “decide for 100 […]
Tomorrow is good: Digital vulnerability
By mid-March, teachers all over the world were faced with a tough challenge: a rapid transition to online education would have to be made. This […]
Tomorrow is good: The professor and two students
“Okay, Zoomers,” the professor said, “Go ahead, you tell me!” He found the wordplay rather funny … but on the other side of the screen […]