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Composite project for liquid hydrogen

The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) has announced that the GROW consortium FlexH2 project was awarded a grant as part of the MOOI-SIGOHE tender scheme.

AZoM talks to Dr. Anne Meyer about her novel research around the 3D printing of biofilms

Laboratory prototype for a low-noise quantum frequency converter. Photo: Fraunhofer website.

A general introduction to the legal, regulatory and policy framework governing the space sector in Netherlands.

Dutch researchers have used optic colored filters to make building-integrated PV products that are more suitable for urban environments with cultural heritage value. They discovered that the filters do

Tesla Model Y is crushing the competition in China’s high-end SUV market, with the BEV crossover model having sold 23,117 units in November, a very good number indeed in the world´s biggest electric car market. This basically placed the Model Y outselling Audi Q5 and BMW X3, two very popular luxury SUVs that normally sell well in the Chinese market.

New pictures from Giga Texas show that construction is advancing at a fast pace in Austin. Tesla's upcoming Gigafactory seems to be nearly complete, as per images shared on social media by many different users who have driven past the factory on Tesla Road, blown away by its massive footprint that runs a mile end to end.

Elon Musk said that Tesla is becoming the world's biggest robot company, as Tesla vehicles are basically robots on 4 wheels; also that it will be useful to put all that same technology into robots. "With FSD - Autopilot, we're creating the most practical AI for navigating the real world."

Techniques for monitoring rainfall with signals from mobile phone networks are making their way to small-scale farmers in rural Africa.