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 | | News Export restrictions announced by Japan’s Trade Ministry do not bode well for Nikon’s immersion scanner business. | | |  | | Headline Based on an official announcement that hasn’t been released yet, Eindhovens Dagblad reports that the plans are concrete. | | |  | | Interview The size of a milk carton, a quantum RF antenna has the potential of replacing a wide range of traditional, much larger antennas. At the joint lab of Thales and CNRS, near Paris, Juan Trastoy and his fellow researchers are putting their award-winning innovation on the path to maturity. | | |  | | Headline Eindhoven-based Sirius Medical has secured 12 million euros to accelerate the worldwide growth of its Pintuition tumor localization solution and support further product development. | | |  | | Headline “Newport would be left with only a single remaining client, and no immediate pathway to return to profitability,” legal filings say. | | |  | | Headline University of Twente researchers have found an extremely efficient way to generate white laser light inside a chip. | | |  | | Headline Researchers from Monash University Biomedicine Discovery Institute in Melbourne have discovered an enzyme that can ‘burn’ hydrogen to generate electricity. | | | In other news | | Lightyear reboot gets green light (NL Times) | Rocket-powered spaceplane takes flight (Dawn Aerospace) | Intel CEO sees ‘green shoots’ emerging (EE Times) | Retired Applied CEO Jim Morgan receives Imec’s Lifetime of Innovation Award (press release) | |
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 | | Opinion Why should the national security of the US dictate export control regulations of the Low Countries, Erik Jan Marinissen and his famous co-author wonder. There are other factors to consider. | | |  | | Opinion We need to be intellectually honest with ourselves and periodically reevaluate our beliefs and assumptions. | | |  | | Headline The NIF will invest 1 billion euros in early-stage startups and other VC funds for the development of advanced technologies with military uses. | | |  | | Headline Global fab equipment spending for front-end facilities is expected to decrease 22 percent year-over-year. Next year will see a recovery, with spending rising 21 percent. | | |  | | Analysis Did Gordon Moore, may he rest in peace, set the exponential cost improvement of integrated circuits in motion or was it inevitable anyway? | | |
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