Additive Industries Founder Daan Kersten to lead Technobis, as photonics industry reaches market maturity
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Marketiger shows extreme growth at Brainport Industries Campus
Young additive manufacturing company moves to a four times larger space at BIC, and is already preparing for further expansion
Breakthroughs with photonics: growing lettuce with red and blue light
During Photonics Applications Week you can attend digital lectures and workshops on the applications of photonics, like those in agriculture and horticulture.
IO-TV Thursday 1st of Oktober: Lessons Learned and more!
Programme 1st of Oktober 16:00 – 16:10 Analysing football players with SciSports (NL)16:10 – 16:25 Lessons Learned with Giels Brouwer of SciSports (NL)16:25 – 16:35 […]
Taking photos using ultrasound and ten thousand microbubbles in a layer of water
With this new ultrasound technique, therapies can be fine-tuned to the individual patient's situation.
New enzyme cocktail breaks down plastic waste six times faster
British and American researchers have combined two enzymes from a plastic-eating microbe in such a way that it can break down plastic six times faster than the plastic-eating enzyme PETase.
Self-driving cars drive ‘more like humans’ with new algorithm
Self-driving cars on the road are more and more set to become a reality. The model developed by TU Delft helps cars to exhibit more human-like driving behavior.
Dutch TNO: ‘Choices about energy transition are urgent, but still full of uncertainties’
Over the coming years, the Dutch government will have to decide on investments into sustainable energy, even though it is still unclear what the best course of action is.
Brainport Eindhoven prepares to tackle ten big challenges in an effort to remain a top region
Rabobank research 'Brainport at the top' highlights the issues that determine whether the region will still be the 'Smartest in the World' in 10 years' time.
Breakthroughs with photonics: Fiber optics powers high-speed home gaming
During the Photonics Applications Week you can attend digital lectures and workshops on the application of photonics, such as in the field of gaming.
‘RadarGlass’ – car headlights are becoming radar sensors
Modern cars have more and more built-in sensors - and less and less space for additional sensors. Now headlights are also being turned into sensors.
The battery of the future: Solid-state or liquid?
German researchers have succeeded in gaining a more precise understanding of processes in solid-state batteries which have lithium as the negative terminal and copper sulfide as the positive terminal.
This microchip mimics metastasis of tumors
This 'cancer-on-a-chip' offers insight into which factors influence the spread of cancer cells. The metastasis process can be examined and tracked with this microchip.
Breakthroughs in Photonics: Accurate measurement of oxygen levels in patients prevents death or paralysis
You can digitally attend lectures and workshops during the Photonics Applications Week on the application of photonics, such as in the field of anesthesia in hospitals.
Autonomous car sees the best racing line better than a human driver
The Transformer, that's the name of the latest car from the Dutch University Racing Eindhoven student team. As the name implies, the car is able to change shape.
Side effects are avoided by releasing medication ‘packages’ just into diseased cells
German and Swedish scientists have developed a method whereby the active ingredients of medication are released just in the diseased cells.
Corona in Europe – How the Netherlands got entangled in a chaotic communication web
For Innovation Origins, Jelmer Visser analyzes the spread of the corona pandemic across Europe. Today: The Netherlands, where policy is characterized by a lack of vision, decisiveness and leadership
Jena announces breakthrough in research into environmentally friendly ‘liquid’ battery
The German Friedrich-Schiller University of Jena has developed a Redox-Flow battery that is more environmentally friendly than its predecessors and more resistant to high temperatures.
DSM Director: ‘The world must invest much more to combat global warming’
The DSM chemical group's research director in Geleen, Koen Janssen, believes that the world has to step up its efforts to combat climate change. "We need to go on the offensive."
Dutch Zeeland premieres with first stretch of road paved with bio-asphalt
Next Friday the first stretch of road will be constructed in Vlissingen with asphalt that uses plant-based material called lignin to replace petroleum-based bitumen.