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TU/e gains a debating association
On May 9, the students will visit the Chamber of Commerce to officially establish their Eindhoven Student Debate…
Brainmatters | Pee alarm
Brainmatters | Pee alarm 08/04/2016 We are approaching our birthday! By way of festively opening our 60-year jubilee we…
Dinner @ Villa Kakelbont
What makes living in this house fun? “Stratumseind,” says Youri van Eijk, first-year Chemical Engineering and Chemistry,…
Beyond the hand axe
Current insights say that the anatomically modern man, Homo sapiens , has existed for some 200,000 years. Judging by…
Milk and Dutch lunch
Milk and Dutch lunch 04/04/2016 “Do you have anything else other than milk?”, I cautiously asked looking at the range of…
Free new coffee available for next two weeks
Maas, the supplier, came up with the idea of letting people try the new Segafredo-brand coffee beans free of charge in…
Standing still not an option at Dream & Dare after party
Aron Collard, organizer of the after party, is proud of the line-up. The TU/e alumnus (Electrical Engineering, 2015) and…
TU/e professor helps prove Huygens was right
‘An odd sympathy’ was the way the renowned Dutch physicist Christiaan Huygens termed the unexpected discovery he made at…
SolarBEAT in the sun
On an increasing number of Dutch roofs you can see dark-blue or black silicon panels appearing, which convert sunlight…
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