Sensor technology and wafer-thin materials for more vitality at work
Over the next four years, students, researchers and the business community within the POWEr FITTing project are developing solutions for more vitality in the workplace.
Over the next four years, students, researchers and the business community within the POWEr FITTing project are developing solutions for more vitality in the workplace.
People with eye disorders such as aniridia see very poorly and are very sensitive to light. A new electronic lens might provide the solution.
Scientists from KU Leuven and imec have successfully developed a new technique to isolate microchips. They use metal-organic grids, a new type of materials with […]
In cycling, teams constantly try to outdo each other. Not only with the most advanced use of materials, but also by improving nutrition, training methods […]
Electronic car stealing becomes “impossible” with the new imec Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology for secure passive, non-contact car keys. Imec is one of the […]
Martin van den Brink, President & Chief Technology Officer of ASML, has received the Imec Lifetime of Innovation Award. This was announced today at imec’s FutureSummits […]
Unique nanomesh combines high porosity, unprecedented surface-to-volume ratio and ease of manufacturing More efficient batteries, better catalytic converters, fuel cells and hydrogen production: that’s (part […]
The Dutch province of Gelderland is funding the OnePlanet initiative with €65 million over the next eight years. The centre will explore and develop innovative technologies for […]
Digital twin technology, the creation of a digital copy of a device, system, process or person, is fast becoming the norm in innovation, with endless […]
Loomia is a start-up that designs and manufactures soft, flexible circuitry that can heat, light, sense and track data, while seamlessly integrating into soft goods. […]
Research institute imec will help ASML to prepare EUV lithography for the wider chip industry. EUV is a promising technology that uses extreme ultraviolet light […]
Imec the Netherlands is going to measure the air quality in Eindhoven city centre during the Dutch Design Week 2018 (October 20 – 28, 2018). […]
He never thought of it himself, but Ed Albers is project manager innovation for Marathon Eindhoven and he does so as a volunteer. The first […]
Sport and innovation often refer to technologies, such as sensors that measure your heart rate or rhythm. Intended not only to improve sports performance but […]
A marathon is a marathon, it is 42,195 km long, there are a start and a finish, a course and runners. Seems very simple but […]
UPDATE: video material While a lot of music festivals are embracing science and technology, at Lowlands this weekend, you can even participate in fundamental scientific research. […]
“If you can already think of a solution, it’s apparently not good enough.” Director John Baekelmans has set the bar quite high for his people […]
“Technology also looks promising for healthcare applications such as early detection of neurodegenerative diseases” Imec, the world-leading research and innovation hub in nano-electronics and digital […]
Imec researchers based at Eindhoven’s Holst Centre have developed a brand new type of flexible, large-area sensor technology which can be used for detecting finger […]
The Strijp-S Klokgebouw yesterday played host to the annual Holst Centre ‘Partnerday’, in which the Eindhoven based R&D institute showed off its latest high tech […]