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Two architects are building homes in Kerala that rest on dry ground, but can float in a flood. ‘This could revolutionise living near water bodies,’ they say.

The Elysian E9X is a 90-seater plane that can one day travel up to 620 miles — and its based on research that claims our previous assumptions on battery-electric aircraft were wrong.

Vision researchers show that people can tell from just a picture of the sky whether it’s morning or night, even when that picture is a centuries-old painting.

A heartland school district is already lining up their next superintendent.

Synopsis:Dutch engineering firm H2SEA, in collaboration with TU Delft, explores the feasibility of monopile-based structures for offshore wind turbines producin

Effective March 16 2024, Bert Jan ter Riet will start at Royal IHC in his role of Chief Operations Officer (COO).As announced in November of 2023, Roy...

Fujitsu and Delft University of Technology establish new quantum lab

The Netherlands is one step closer to allowing cultivated meat tastings. The Dutch government has set up an Expert Committee to assess whether cultivated meat products can be tasted safely, and the first companies have already submitted their applications. The Cellular Agriculture Netherlands Foundation (CANS) hopes to allow the first tastings soon.

Norwegian Wind Energy developer Kitemill has secured more than €2m of funding from Dutch investment entity Expanding Dreams. "Together with smaller

Police service holding disciplinary hearing against cop in matters linked to investigations into alleged 28s gang boss Ralph Stanfield.