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TU Delft students shatter the competition with sustainable glass speakerIn a search to help mitigate the buildup of electronic waste, a group of TU Delft students teamed up to create a fully recyclable home audio system: a speaker made from glass, which earned them a national first-place award for the 2020 James Dyson Award. |
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Effect Photonics’ optical transceivers tune in to the marketIt’s been quite the journey, but Effect Photonics is finally ready to take the telecom market by storm with its tunable optical transceivers. In doing so, it will give the Dutch Photondelta integrated photonics ecosystem a most welcome boost, too. |
In other news |
| Funding coming for 1,000 scientists delayed by pandemic (Delta) |
| Spinach gives fuel cells a power-up (IEEE Spectrum) |
| ASM’s CFO, Peter van Bommel, to retire (Evertiq) |
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Ask the headhunterTo challenge myself, I came to the Netherlands as an independent young woman looking to build a career. I hadn’t expected to be judged on my appearance and not on my abilities. |