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The systems supports noise and motion monitoring, gunshot detection, air quality, ice and snow detection, weather detection, traffic optimization, parking management, digital kiosks, and more
In this weekly section we give a sequel to our best-read stories. This week: while the hydrogen debate is increasingly taking the form of a conflict of beliefs, the developments continue
A lot is needed to seriously tackle the problem of dichotomy within Brainport, Mary Fiers says. "Are we going to take the step towards a broad approach to prosperity together?"
Innofest provides space for a multi-purpose crew shirt, compostable building materials, a microalgae soft drink and a platform for a safer nightlife.
Microplastics in rivers, seas and oceans pose an increasing threat to humans and animals. Students of Eindhoven University of Technology are working on a machine to count plastic granules in rivers.
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.
According to the Utrecht Master's student Björn Kok, his new calculation method shows that 1 kilo of wild fish can yield up to 3 or 4 kilos of farmed fish.
Every other week EV specialist and Innovation Origins columnist Auke Hoekstra discusses what caught his eye on topical issues or what he runs into where the preservation of our planet is concerned.
An old pair of jeans or an old T-shirt can now be recycled several times and thereby contribute to more sustainability in fashion.
Many interesting start-ups have been presented here on IO over the past year. This is why we are reviewing a number of successful young businesses […]
In a series of interviews, Fontys researcher Danae Bodewes talks to curious types who, each in their own way, provide the building blocks for a curious life.
"The problems on the grid are slowing down the energy transition."
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.
The European Parliament is outraged because Member States do not want to invest more money in innovation under the Horizon Fund. However, the corona fund and agricultural and cohesion funds also inves
Rik Thijs: "When it comes to innovative projects, I can encourage, connect parties, and find subsidies, but the municipality is not an entrepreneur."
Innovation Origins rewarded Carbyon with a Gerard & Anton Award in July. Carbyon's machinery filters CO2 from the air and supplies it in a purified form to make kerosene for aircraft.
The government supported initiative wants to "unlock the collective intelligence in the Brainport region"
Consortium CrossWind, with Shell and Eneco, wins the tender for a wind farm in the North Sea
Dutch research institute TNO will supply key optical equipment for the European Sentinel-5 satellite, which will monitor the earth's atmosphere for air pollution and emissions from 2022 onwards.
The plant cells survived in the earth structure of arctic silica in the Siberian permafrost soil. Now they are investigating how the genome of this plant has changed over the past 32,000 years.