Erzsó Alföldy
Erzsó Alföldy is a versatile and experienced journalist with a background in science and culture. Writes about sustainability, the energy transition and equal opportunities for women in the labour market. Follows closely the developments in her native Hungary. For Innovation Origins she is currently producing a series of articles on female entrepreneurship and the funding gap'.
News
Don’t be fixated on the costs, but look at the advantages of robots for SMEs
Interview
How to sustainably renovating monumental buildings while preserving their historical value
Interview
Respond to ever-changing circumstances using adaptive self-learning systems
Interview
Digital ‘skills passport’ ensures better match between employer and employee
News
‘Making an impact with making chemistry more sustainable is also about money’
Interview
ESI (TNO) and Capgemini want to take a more efficient approach to system development together
Interview
Variations using no more than two modules: circular construction can be that simple
Interview
Gé Moonen: ‘Circular economy is allowed to hurt a little bit too’
Interview
‘Anything you don’t tear down, you won’t have to build all over again’
Interview
Jacqueline Cramer: ‘Circular economy calls for network governance’
Interview
Avantium builds first bioplastics plant in Dutch Delfzijl: ‘a historic milestone’
Features
‘Sending data via laser communication more effective and secure than via radio frequencies’
Interview
Green chemistry to bring significant CO2 savings in the process chain
Interview
‘Making chemical industry more sustainable goes hand in hand with circular economy’
Interview
To keep your grip on a complex crisis, system analysis can help
Christa Hooijer: ‘Circular manufacturing of the future can’t be done without digitalization’
Interview
Innovations in healthcare: TNO aims to prevent rather than cure
Interview
Collecting waste with heavy trucks is no longer feasible in old Amsterdam
