Eindhoven University of Technology

CO2 is one of the greenhouse gases that causes most of the global warming. CO2 can be captured from the air or from exhaust gases from industrial plants. In a plasma reactor a plasma is used to split CO2 into products such as CO molecules…

Student team HART has developed a wearable device in the form of a smart sleeve that can convert text - in any language - into vibrations. Through these vibrations, it is possible to understand any foreign language. The team presented the…

Student team HART has developed a wearable device in the form of a smart sleeve that can convert text - in any language - into vibrations. Through these vibrations, it is possible to understand any foreign language. The team will present…

Professor Steven Vos, who also lectures at Fontys University of Applied Sciences, has been awarded the Delta Prize for his research into an active and healthy lifestyle. He was presented with the prize and accompanying grant of 500,000…

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed a €15 million financing agreement with medical technology company Xeltis, based in Eindhoven in the Netherlands. Xeltis is pioneering a restorative approach in heart valve replacement and…

The Student Mobility Project has the ambition of enabling students to follow courses at multiple institutions, without the usual administrative and organisational obstacles. In this project, the alliance of TU/e, WUR, Utrecht University…

TU/e researcher Alberto Ravagnani has been awarded the KNAW Early Career Award. The prize, which consists of a sum 15,000 euros and an artwork, is intended to support and encourage young researchers who are capable of developing…

Apnea, a sudden interruption in the respiratory flow, affects both adults and children. Especially premature babies, whose respiratory system has not yet fully developed, suffer from it. In collaboration with Máxima Medical Center and…

Our world is increasingly a digital world. This is convenient, but it can also go too far. Industrial Design researcher Miguel Bruns sees an important role for designers to restore the disturbed balance between people and systems. For our…

A project led by TU Eindhoven has received over 950,000 euros from the Dutch Heart Foundation for the development of smart watches that can detect cardiac arrest and alert emergency services. Many people who suffer cardiac arrest outside…