Eindhoven University
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Ferrolic uses ferrofluid to tell the time. This mysterious liquid reacts to electromagnets, meaning it can be manipulated to form numbers like an ever-evolving Rorschach test.
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Researchers have used a processed form of gallium phosphide to create a prototype solar fuel cell that boosts the hydrogen yield by a factor of 10, while requiring 10,000 times less of the precious material.
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Dutch students have developed a new family car that is not only powered by the sun, but generates more energy than it uses. Stella Lux seats up to four people and is designed to be efficient, intelligent and comfortable. It will compete in the World Solar Challenge in Australia later this year.
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At the turn of this year, students from Eindhoven University of Technology constructed a replica of Gaudi's Sagrada Familia in ice. Next up, they're turning their attention to a bridge designed by Leonardo da Vinci. If successfully completed, it will have the longest open span ever built from ice.
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Students from the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have built a simplified replica of Gaudi's famous Sagrada Familia basilica, using ice and wood fibers. Fittingly, like the actual Barcelona landmark, the model was incomplete by the time it was due to open.
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Researchers at the Eindhoven University of Technology and the University of Central Florida have developed a new fiber optics cable capable of transmitting the contents of over 5,000 DVDs in a single second – a speed six times greater than the previous record.
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How do you top building the world's largest ice dome? Well, if you're the Eindhoven University of Technology, you build a 40-meter (131-ft)-high model of Barcelona's Sagrada Familia basilica ... and you build it it out of "pykrete."
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A network and repository of data, where robots can share and learn from each other about the tasks they perform, has been demonstrated at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e).
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Scientists have created a new "fog harvesting" material, that switches between being absorbent and water-repellant.
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European researchers propose using common computer hardware to identify specific users as a way to prevent online identity theft.
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Researchers at The Netherlands’ Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have developed a coating that is not only self-healing, but also promises to free car owners of the tiresome chore of washing the car.
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The first hamburger made from lab-grown meat is estimated to cost $345,000, but new technologies hold the promise of making growing meat without the animal affordable
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