Dutch city of Eindhoven is Europe’s most important innovation cluster for data technology
Research conducted by the European Patent Office: "This concerns a major shift towards a fully data-driven economy."
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Eindhoven wants to be the European number 1 for deep-tech start-ups
"There is a need for a recognizable and permanent place where start-ups, investors and knowledge institutions can meet"
EHVXL garners public support for urban renewal
When a city is growing as fiercely as Eindhoven, you need to organize widespread public support amongst the population. Which is why Eugene Franken set up EHVXL with a group of friends.
Dutch Design Week 2020 will be held online
This year Dutch Design Week is a virtual festival. From October 17 to 25 more than 450 events can be 'attended' online.
A moment of reflection on Paradijslaan
For many years Eindhoven was a twin city of Minsk, the capital of Belarus. Former councilwoman and columnist Mary Fiers reflects on a dark page in the history of the country.
Availability anywhere: Amber chooses home base Eindhoven as the first city for a system without hubs
As of today you can take or leave your Amber car anywhere in Eindhoven, and pick one up at five minutes walking distance
10 million Euros for TU Institute that devises smart energy storage solutions
"To make sure that you always get that energy exactly where and when you need it, you need smart storage and conversion."
Climate Log: innovation dilemmas
Rik Thijs: "When it comes to innovative projects, I can encourage, connect parties, and find subsidies, but the municipality is not an entrepreneur."
Dutch government investing in Smart Photonics “to preserve this company and the ecosystem for The Netherlands”
SMART Photonics, the independent foundry for photonic integrated circuits, today announced a €35M Series C investment from a Dutch consortium led by Innovation Industries. More […]
Bouncing Back: What will the Dutch innovation ecosystem look like after the pandemic?
As the Netherlands emerges from lockdown and begins the road to recovery, the country might also see new knowledge hubs, a consolidation of start-ups, and […]
Next step in making the paralyzed walk again: GTX Medical gets permission to test treatment for spinal cord injury
Making the paralyzed walk again has come one step closer. GTX Medical has received permission to treat several dozens of people with spinal cord injury […]
Bouncing Back: What will the Dutch innovation ecosystem look like after the pandemic?
As the Netherlands emerges from lockdown and begins the road to recovery, the country might also see new knowledge hubs, a consolidation of start-ups, and […]
Climate Log: small points of light for the future
The climate is changing and we are all going to notice the consequences, all over the world. There are plenty of plans to prepare for […]
Climate Log: Think for yourself, act wisely
The climate is changing and we are all going to notice the consequences, all over the world. There are plenty of plans to prepare for […]
Plans for a Formula E night race in the Dutch City of Lights: Eindhoven
This May, the Formula 1 cars will race the Zandvoort circuit for the first time since 1985. Many Dutch people wonder if Max Verstappen could […]
Biomass: a climate killer or transition fuel?
The climate is changing and we are all going to notice the consequences, all over the world. There are plenty of plans to prepare for […]
Global liveability report: Dutch and Swiss cities ideal for European expats
Clean air, good facilities and low crime rates are among the benefits that make Copenhagen and Bern the most liveable cities in the world for […]
Signify: ‘More than double the demand for LiFi installation’
The number of project orders for the installation of systems that communicate data via LiFi is skyrocketing, according to Head of Business Development Ed Huibers […]
My boiler almost takes off – What to do?
The climate is changing and we are all going to notice the consequences, all over the world. There are plenty of plans to prepare for […]
Dutch spending on Research & Development increases, but the country remains an average performer in Europe
In 2018, companies, institutions and higher education in the Netherlands spent approximately 16.7 billion euros on Research and Development (R&D) with their own and hired […]