| The InMotion student team from the Technical University Eindhoven (TUE) in The Netherlands is grabbing this space to publicize they’re worki...
| The InMotion student team from the Technical University Eindhoven (TUE) in The Netherlands is grabbing this space to publicize they’re worki...
| Devices that are connected to the internet, such as self-driving cars and intelligent thermostats, pose an increasing threat to our privacy...
| Researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology and two universities in Germany and South Korea have discovered that magnetic layers in...
| Erik Bakkers, professor of Advanced Nanomaterials & Devices at the TU Eindhoven, researches a new nano material. With this he hopes to be ab...
| Modern electronics in, for example, solar panels, camera sensors and medical imaging equipment often contains semiconductor material with a...
| Light that is emitted from LED lamps can flicker or exhibit a stroboscopic effect, which in turn can lead to annoyance, fatigue and even hea...
| Light is the most energy-efficient way for transmitting information. However, it is not easy to store light. That is why data centres are st...
| Researchers from the TU Eindhoven and DIFFER have developed an energy-efficient type of nanolaser that shines in all directions. What causes...
| Researchers from Eindhoven and Japan have developed a practical and reliable method to carry out such tests. You only need a special glowing...
| An international team of scientists at the TU Eindhoven, the University of Texas at Austin (US) and the University of Derby (UK) have develo...