Looking to prevent technology leaks to China, the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs has introduced additional conditions to a National Growth Fund project for 6G mobile networks.
“If there was ever a scientist who represented the entrepreneurial spirit of the University of Twente, it was Paul.”
To think of microwave technology as a bystander in global challenges rather than an active participant is to undersell its importance, writes UT’s Anton Atanasov.
The distinct features and non-invasive nature of electromagnetic waves at different frequencies place them at the core of many medical applications. TUE’s Maarten Paulides gives an overview of the field.
Barring a court ruling, it looks like the 3.5 GHz frequency band will be available for 5G use in the Netherlands starting 1 February next year.
Cees Links has agreed to become CEO of Superlight Photonics, an Enschede-based integrated photonics startup working on energy-efficient supercontinuum lasers.
Designing wearable devices for consumers or medical applications comes with its challenges related to the small form factor, battery lifetime and connectivity. Hi-Tech, a specialist in RF and microwave solutions, together with the CST Studio Suite software of Dassault Systèmes, is supporting companies to address these challenges.
Eindhoven University of Technology (TUE) and NXP have announced a collaboration to jointly develop 300 GHz technology.
Pozyx, the real-time location systems and asset tracking for smart manufacturing expert out of Belgium, has announced the appointment of its next CEO, Rick Graham.
Bosch has signed an agreement to acquire the Eindhoven-based semiconductor company Ideas to the Market (ItoM).
