To maintain the Dutch high-tech and manufacturing industry’s earning power and to be resilient in rough geopolitical seas, the Netherlands needs more companies that the rest of the world cannot ignore, argues TNO executive Arnaud de Jong.
TNO at Holst Centre and Japanese chemical company Asahi Kasei have come up with an entirely new concept for touchless user interface displays.
The National Growth Fund should be turned into a structural financing instrument for R&D, TNO argues in an exploratory study published Tuesday (link in Dutch).
Forty years of research in semiconductor processing and related fields has earned Fred Roozeboom, former research fellow at Philips and NXP, a lifetime achievement award from his fellow solid-state technologists at the Electrochemical Society.
Airbus and VDL are partnering in the development and production of the UltraAir laser communication system for defense and aviation.
TNO and Imec have signed a letter of intent committing to work together on integrated photonics.
TNO, TU Eindhoven, Imec and TU Delft have stacked independently operating silicon and perovskite solar cells to obtain a record-breaking efficiency of 30.1 percent.
A consortium led by TNO has established a laser communication link over 10 kilometers between the test site at the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) in Lopik and the Gerbrandy tower in IJsselstein.
A new printing technique developed at TNO’s Holst Centre could be a godsend for chip and electronics assembly and display manufacturing.
Dutch applied-research institutes including TNO are disappointed in Education minister Dijkgraaf’s higher education and public R&D plans, presented a few weeks ago.
