Maurits Kuypers
Maurits Kuypers graduated as a macroeconomist from the University of Amsterdam, specialising in international work. He has been active as a journalist since 1997, first for 10 years on the editorial staff of Het Financieele Dagblad in Amsterdam, then as a freelance correspondent in Berlin and Central Europe. When it comes to technological innovations, he always has an eye for the financial feasibility of a project.
Dutch universities are working on a brain-inspired system
Genetic makeup says a lot about who survives climate change and who doesn’t.
Electrical scam or stupid car lobby
Australian and German scientists develop lithium-sulfur battery that’s 4 times more powerful
Dangerous cucumber CABYV virus is spreading to Northern Europe
Will Poland have its own state-owned Tesla?
Interview: Electric buses are booming in Poland
Poland is slowly saying goodbye to its reputation as the dirty man of Europe
Start-up of the Day: 4 students break the Dutch deadlock on the electric scooter
Best read: Trial-and-error with self-driving buses
German minister sees a bright future for natural gas
Help! German forests are dying!
Floris Beemster (APPM): Conquering the German market with a dash of Dutch creativity
German climate accord too soft to push for technological innovation
Start-up of the day: Cleaning products made from acorns
Interview: “German industry is already in the middle of a crisis”
Max Planck & co happy with R&D incentives from the German Government
“Project See-Meile”: Berlin experiment with self-driving bus on public roads
