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Leydenjar’s silicon anode enters production realmStart-up Leydenjar is setting up a pilot production line in Eindhoven to prove its high-capacity battery anodes made from nano-textured silicon can be made not just in labs but in factories as well. | ||||
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| Inspection automation specialist Autofill expands to the High Tech Campus | ||||
| Imec helps Apple to reduce ecological impact of chip use | ||||
| Dens hydrozine system fueled with millions in investment | ||||
| Plasmacure’s wound treatment system nets new funds for clinical studies | ||||
| UT scientist involved in latest demonstration of quantum supremacy | ||||
| Dutch consortium starts Battery Competence Center | ||||
| Dutch forensic lab first to decrypt Tesla’s driving data | ||||
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Kitepower sails toward energy transitionAs the energy transition gets wind beneath its wings, one Yes!Delft start-up is drawing inspiration from Dutch astronaut and professor, the late Wubbo Ockels. Its solution: fly kites in order to harness wind energy and convert it into usable power. | ||||
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| What’s next now that Sundar Pichai is CEO of Alphabet? (The Verge) | ||||
| Amazon’s cloud business bombards the market with new features (CNBC) | ||||
| Cyclotron-based Ga-68 generator breaks production records (Physics World) | ||||
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So, you’re an expert?Data-driven and experimental practices provide one of the most effective ways to return to a customer and market-centric way of working in which decisions are based on the real world. This means your role as an expert is evolving as well. |
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