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Delft-based FSO Instruments and partners will develop a satellite for the Dutch Armed Forces to be launched in 2027.

Jack Leijssen enjoys training mainly because participants in his “Signal integrity” workshop recognize the problems from his world. He especially wants to get people to think differently because ...

After graduating from a technical university in northern Russia, I started as a design engineer at a US semiconductor company in Saint Petersburg ten years ago.

More US allies might be expected to curb more sales of sensitive technologies to China, Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo warned.

The Dutch government has set aside 250 million euros in funding for 5-10 pilot-scale electrolysis projects to produce hydrogen with renewable energy.

Each question we seek to answer and each variable we look to track over time needs specific data to be collected from systems in the field.

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).

Worldwide semiconductor sales in March increased by 0.3 percent compared to the month before, the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) reports based on data compiled by the World Semiconductor ...

Be aware of your biases and use data to confirm your beliefs. Be ready to change if the data doesn’t align.

Eindhoven-based medtech developer Sirius Medical has announced the successful closing of a series B round, raising 12 million euros in additional funding.

University of Twente researchers have found an extremely efficient way to generate white laser light inside a chip.