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The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded over two million euros of ‘Perspectief’ funding for a consortium including Prof. Bob van der Zwaan at the University of Amsterdam’s Van ‘t Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences. Called ‘AmmoniaDrive’, the

QuTech, Eurofiber and Juniper Networks have launched a Quantum testbed connecting several datacenter locations in The Netherlands. This testbed enables, amongst other applications of quantum cryptography, a way for partners to explore secure communic

The AeroDelft student team from Delft Technical University, the Netherlands, has flown a subscale prototype under its Project Phoenix to convert a light general aviation aircraft to liquid-hydrogen propulsion.

A proposed double-decker aircraft cabin design may have fliers wondering how likely it is for unconventional airplane seat designs to take off. Here’s what it takes.

A student led project has successfully performed a maiden flight in its prototype aircraft ahead of plans to fly on liquid hydrogen by 2025.

PARIS — Startups and major carmakers are starting to incorporate solar panels on their electric vehicles, an addition that extends the range of the cars even if perpetual motion remains a dream.As it rolls under the blistering sun of northern Spain, the Lightyear 0 generates enough electricity every day to drive 70 kilometres thanks to the five square metres of solar panels

A provincial youth crime prevention summit was held by police in Macassar last Wednesday (29 June).

Tesla wants to expand production, introduce new working shifts and at the same time improve the current pace of manufacturing. Due to these expansion works, Gigafactory Berlin will have to stop activity for a few days.

Delft Blue is based on playwright Andrew Koomans familys experiences during the Second World War.

Numerous students earned a perfect 7 in every subject and secured admission to some of the world's top universities