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TU/e Innovation Space nominated for first Dutch Higher Education Prize

Eindhoven University of Technology's innovative learning environment, innovation Space, has been nominated for the Dutch Higher Education Prize. The award ceremony will be held on March 1.

ELEO battery developers can achieve growth ambitions thanks to new investor

The Lumipol Group from Heeze in the Netherlands will be given a minority stake in this spin-off originating from the Eindhoven University of Technology for its investment of several million euros.

Small solar power plant helps freshwater producers access affordable power and heat

Former TU/e student Henk Arntz has found a solution that allows solar power plants to produce power profitably on a much smaller scale.

Better control of heat in nuclear fusion reactors

Dutch energy research center DIFFER and Swiss EPFL have developed a new control system to cool hydrogen particles before they reach the wall.

Beer machine should lessen queues at the bar: lightning fast and perfectly tapped beer

After the pandemic, lots of people are looking forward to going to festivals again. No need to wait at the bar. A fully automatic beer machine will tap your beer fast and with 'two fingers of foam.'

Dutch university designs a mini fertilizer factory for farmers in the developing world

It yields a liquid fertilizer with a high nitrate content that can easily be absorbed by plants.

Vitalfluid’s reactor feeds greenhouse crops literally at lightning speed

Crops in greenhouse horticulture can be fertilized in a sustainable way by mimicking the action of a lightning bolt.

A better sounding world with Sorama’s acoustic cameras

What started out as a PhD research project has grown into a profitable business. Sorama develops acoustic cameras that can detect the source of noise disturbances. Their equipment is now going global.

New housing concept inspires people to live more sustainably

VIRTU/e student team is designing the neighborhood of the future. The technology for sustainable homes already exists, now all that remains is the social aspect.

Global Student Entrepreneur Award 2021 goes to GOAL 3 for a monitor that curbs infant mortality in developing countries

Jelle Schuitemaker, co-founder of start-up GOAL 3, has won the Global Student Entrepreneur Award 2021. GOAL 3 develops monitors to combat preventable infant mortality in developing countries.

Team Energy inspires children to conserve energy

TU/e student team Team Energy brings people together for the energy transition. To inspire and connect as many people as possible. Last year, the team found alternatives to large-scale events.

Speeco makes custom bike handlebars using 3D printers

Dutch Start-up Speeco develops lightweight carbon fiber handlebars for cyclists. This increases the aerodynamics and offers more comfort and stability.

Electric flights between ABC islands makes travel sustainable and affordable

Easy, inexpensive and sustainable flights back and forth between Curaçao, Aruba and Bonaire. This is ideal for islanders and tourists. Electric aviation offers a solution.

The Gate boosts the success rate of start-ups by linking incubators and accelerators in the Dutch Brainport region

As of today, high-tech start-ups in an early phase can turn to The Gate, a central contact point in the Dutch Brainport region offers start-ups more guidance and helps them become more successful.

Being a researcher and entrepreneur means playing chess on several boards at the same time

Thanks to a new biosensor, medication doses can be automatically regulated based on a patient's condition. Lives can be saved by continuously monitoring the concentration levels of medicines in blood.

Erneuerbare Energien

Digital models must pave the way through the energy transition jungle

The Netherlands must be CO2 neutral by 2050. But there is no coordinated plan to switch to sustainable energy. That is why the Eindhoven University of Technology is developing digital models.

Solar Team Eindhoven form the Netherlands changes course with new solar vehicle

Solar Team Eindhoven is changing course. Following the solar-powered family car, this year the team is working on another type of vehicle.

Influencing uterine waveforms makes getting pregnant easier

Researchers within the Dutch WAVES study are analyzing and influencing uterine waves to increase the likelihood of pregnancy during fertility treatments.

‘Dutch government has to say what the energy transition will cost’

The Dutch government must be transparent about the unprofitable peaks of renewable energy because otherwise citizens will not understand why they have to abandon gas in order to be CO2 neutral by 2050

Keeping your distance with the help of light

How can light influence your behavior? This is what the IGNITE student team is conducting research into. The team shares the knowledge it has gained with the lighting industry.

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