Supplementary nutrition for premature babies based on breast milk
Every day we put a start-up in the spotlight. Today it's Babylat, a start-up that wants to produce proteins based on a mother's own breast milk.
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The fastest way to a CO2-free mobility sector: microturbines and fuel cell technology
In the Pioneers in Mobility month, we feature stories from companies that work on the mobility of the future. This time: Bosal.
‘Plastic is not a problem, we just have to deal with it smartly’
Luca Loise from the start-up Recyclinnova makes no bones about it. "Plastic is not a problem at all. Plastic is here to stay. We just have to learn to deal with it smartly."
Spain starts producing renewable hydrogen through photoeletrocatalysis
Spanish researchers have succeeded in developing a technology for the production of renewable hydrogen from the direct use of solar energy in a process known as photoeletrocatalysis.
Soft drinks in your water bottle instead of boring water
Every day we put a start-up in the spotlight. Today it's MoreeDrinks, which allows you to fill your reusable bottle with something else besides water.
imec.istart, leading accelerator program for tech start-ups is coming to the Netherlands
"Real growth, that's what this program is geared towards."
A glance at the future at the Dutch Design Week
The Dutch Design Week is a chance to showcase innovation and technology too. Here is a selection of some of the most innovative ideas that will be presented during the event.
50 start-ups and 20 scale-ups are off to CES tech mecca in Las Vegas
Willem Drost is preparing seventy Dutch scale-ups and start-ups for the onslaught of the world's largest technology trade fair.
Researchers at IST Austria develop building blocks for sustainable blockchain
Energy-intensive computing power has called the long-term viability of cryptocurrencies in question," says Professor Krzystof Pietrzak, who is researching a sustainable blockchain
The enterprising student easily beats professor
To get innovations off the ground, research and new businesses are needed. Students are by far the best entrepreneurs, mainly because of their resilience, Professor Peter Rem contends.
Viezo reuses released energy in smart way
Every day we put a start-up in the spotlight. Today it's the turn of Viezo, a start-up that stores vibrational energy in small devices.
Damage to walls due to subsidence? Digital sensor from StabiAlert remotely maps out cracks
StabiAlert is developing a new digital crack sensor: the CrackR, adding to a range of sensors the company has marketed over the years to detect damage to buildings.
Breast cancer drug from Nijmegen on its way to approval
Byondis has the Dutch premiere of being the first to complete a successful registration study with a treatment that uses ADCs, which are revolutionizing the development of medicines.
Don’t be frightened by the recurring traffic jam ghost
Columnist Carlo van de Weijer predicts that traffic congestion will soon be at its old level. Still, he calls for restraint in mega-investments for new road capacity.
Tasker matches engineers and tasks (without looking at a CV)
Every day we set a start-up in the spotlight. Today it's Tasker, a start-up that matches engineers to jobs without looking at a CV.
Floating solar park in Sellingen is largest in Europe
Floating solar parks are developing at an ever-increasing pace. The unique method of construction offers numerous advantages. A new solar park in Groningen shows what is possible.
Smart paper as a bridge between the real and the digital world
Every day we put a start-up in the spotlight. Today it's Tapp.Online, which is making paper intelligent.
The cars of tomorrow will know when it’s time to change tyres
A German resarch group led by Continental is working on combining rubber and printed electronics. Sensors will track wear and status of rubber-made components.
Keeping batteries cool under the most extreme conditions, at Power Battery they know how to do that
In the Pioneers in Mobility month, we feature stories from companies that work on the mobility of the future. This time: Power Battery.
How every amateur match ends up looking like a Champions League final
From now on, any livestream sports event can look like a directed TV broadcast. Studio Automated transforms an integral image into an exciting montage using AI and computer vision.