Thor gives ‘largest game of Tetris’ another go
If you were on TU/e campus back in 2012, you might remember how the facade of Potentiaal (one thousand square meters)…
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And how are things in Lisbon?
Going to the beach in november. Being the only one in time for college and then wondering if you are in the right…
The heart has its reasons that reason does not know
So if you are studying or working at TU/e, you or your partner may in the future have to compromise between your…
Hello...world? | Cursor 7
Hello...world? | Cursor 7 27/11/2014 Electrical Engineering student Elles Raaijmakers always tries to see the funny side…
Cultural exchange at third Asian Dinner
The gastronomical dinner served more purposes than stimulating taste buds. The night was also a cultural exchange…
A thunderstorm in the lab
Mysterious things are going on above our heads. As early as the 1990s a NASA satellite –built to explore space to look…
And how are things in Berkeley?
American life is, in many ways, comparable to that in The Netherlands. Nevertheless, there are some interesting…
Executive Board draws on equity to balance budget
In 2015, the Executive board will use two million euros from the university’s equity to be able to present a balanced…
CLMN | Can parallel lines meet?
CLMN | Can parallel lines meet? 26/11/2014 Eindhoven, 8:35 am, two bike flows: Witte Dame-Piazza-Station-TU/e and, from…
Don’t you think it’s hot here?
Don’t you think it’s hot here? 26/11/2014 On a hot afternoon in Japan I once asked my students in class: Don’t you think…
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