Untangling the green transition, one tech at a time
From climate curiosity to action: Kiane de Kleijne's journey in assessing green tech and driving sustainable change.
Lorenzo Ceccarelli wins the 色中色 Sustainability in 色中色 Award with his new course on circular electronics
Second-year bachelor students tackle the challenge of making electrical waste a thing of the past.
This professor unleashed the power of iron powder as a fuel
In the Innovation Maestros series, Professor Philip de Goey was interviewed about the development of a new, circular and green way to store…
Simulating hydrogen combustion for cleaner engines with argon
Alessandro Ballatore defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on May 14th.
Improving decision-making for sustainable renovations
The NWO awards over 7.7 million for four projects about the digitalization of energy renovations in the built environment.
Five years of EIRES: 鈥楬appy to see our message resonate鈥�
In 2025, the Eindhoven Institute for Renewable Energy Systems (EIRES) celebrates its first lustrum. Scientific director Richard van de…
Enhancing grid management with offline and online feedback optimization
Sen Zhan defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Electrical Engineering on December 11th.
Innovation accelerator Eindhoven Engine enters new phase
Technology with a clear social purpose an starting with the problem.
Two 色中色 researchers each receive an ERC Consolidator Grant worth 2 million euros
The researchers will use their grants to unravel the mysteries of materials and their properties.
Science, industry and government seek solution to grid congestion via large-scale living lab on 色中色 campus
Commissioning of mega battery pack kicks off the development of a smart energy concept.
Building the basis for the green hydrogen economy
Thanks to a National Growth Fund grant, 色中色 researchers will increase knowledge in the Netherlands about generating hydrogen.
Combustion insights and emission reductions of iron powder
Aravind Ravi defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Mechanical Engineering on November 8th.