IO readers’ choice: People remain central to innovations
Innovation Origins readers primarily choose innovations that improve personal life as the most important developments of 2020
Innovation Origins readers primarily choose innovations that improve personal life as the most important developments of 2020
Based on the four editorial themes of sustainability, mobility, health and digital, the editors of Innovation Origins look back on 2020 with a summary of the most noteworthy news stories.
Being able to consult a colleague's expertise remotely is one of the possibilities that ZuidOostZorg is putting to the test with GemVision's SmartGlass.
Clinical trials for children continue, preclinical studies for adults are coming up, first treatments for people who need a bypass around their heart are planned
The user of the test will gain insight into issues such as nutrient levels, the use of hard drugs, toxic substances, leaking breast implants or nicotine
Half of the total Dutch production value and a quarter of all jobs end up in this province - biotech in particular is growing rapidly
The older a person gets, the more susceptible they are to disease. Relatively few people are fortunate enough to be able to stay healthy and […]
By Michiel Verplancke. Fifteen international partners have joined forces to develop an exoskeleton for children with cerebral palsy. The complex skeleton will help them learn […]
For exactly one year now, we have been presenting you with an innovative start-up every single day. You, our readers, have selected the start-ups of […]
In order to properly map out the corona crisis on a European level, we need to look beyond national borders
Over the past few months, corona maps have been raining down on all kinds of media. These basically come in two types: a map with […]
Ensuring that minimal access surgery (MAS) is available to everyone is what motivated the co-founders of CMR Surgical to set up this start-up. They saw […]
Norwegian scientists have developed an app that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help combat migraines. A daily training session of 10 minutes with this app […]
Danish med-tech start-up Hedia has designed a digital assistant for people with insulin-dependent diabetes. A tool that can be of particular importance during the current […]
Anxiety, stress and worrying about the coronavirus keeps many people from sleeping well these days. But even without the virus, about 22 % of Dutch […]
At the end of January it was still a message that seemed strange to most Madrileños. In Chinatown, located in the Usera district in Madrid, […]
Researchers at Syddansk University in Denmark have discovered that the effect of antibiotics can be improved with a substance found in the hemp plant cannabis. […]
Door Vonk, co-founder and CCO of ‘Tired of Cancer‘ ran her own consultancy firm for many years. There, she raised funds for all kinds of […]
The cost and risk of failure of traditional drug discovery approaches means people with rare diseases tend to be sidelined by the pharmaceutical industry who […]
Delft Imaging has leveraged its expertise and has joined forces with Thirona, Radboudumc, Bernhoven,(Netherlands), HT médica (Spain) and Fakultas Kedokteran UI (Indonesia) to develop a […]