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10 questions   Photo: Karina Kaminska  Dutch-Pakistani Iffat Rose-Gill (40) is a gender equality activist and the founder of The Code to Change, an organisation improving women’s access to the digital economy. She is surprised by the ongoing integration issues here, but loves the Netherlands’ multiculturalism and the fact that even her local market stocks a taste of home. How did you end up in the Netherlands? I moved to Amsterdam in 2011 to join my husband, who was from the Netherlands....

Abstract The technique of neutron tomography has, after 350 years, enabled a first look inside the iconic single-lens microscopes of Antoni van Leeuwenhoek. Van Leeuwenhoek’s 17th-century discovery of “animalcules” marks the birth of microbiology. His skillfully self-produced microscope lenses remained unsurpassed for over 150 years. Neutron tomography now enabled us to reveal the lens types Van Leeuwenhoek used. We argue that Van Leeuwenhoek’s instruments incorporate some innovations t...

Photo: Bic via Wikimedia Commons Dutch parents who were wrongly accused of fraud by the Dutch tax office and forced to repay thousands in childcare benefit want their names cleared and better support from local councils. Rotterdam city council last Friday announced that it will be repaying the private debts that the worst-affected 50 local victims took on in order to pay back benefits. But others have told DutchNews.nl that it is unclear what has happened with €11m the government has given lo...

Primonial REIM acquires seven childcare centres in the Netherlands Reading 1 min This content is available only to BI or BIE subscribers Please log in, or contact us to find out how to subscribe © Business Immo 2021 We use cookies to offer you the best experience on our website. By continuing your visit to this site, you agree to makes use of cookie. I agree

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Nick Weaver, the guitarist and co-founder of Sydney rock band Deep Sea Arcade and The Tambourine Girls, has...

Sculpture formerly known as the Tongue of Lucifer loses its spark The Tongue when it still belonged to Lucifer. Photo: Albert Kok via Wikimedia Commons The Tongue of Lucifer, the nine-metre high oval sculpture which sat on the A6 near Lelystad until it was blown over at the beginning of last year is to return to its place under a new name, Flevoland provincial councillors have decided. The work of art will now be known as the Tongue only, on the insistence of the fundamentalist Christian SGP w...

Tim Peacock Brits could be going to concerts as soon as this summer, but it’s still the worst of times for continental promoters facing pandemic restrictions. LONDON — In February, when the United Kingdom suffered its third national lockdown, Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the beleaguered live sector that concerts could resume after June 21 — without restrictions — if certain virus-related health conditions are met. Within days, two of the United Kingdom’s biggest festivals — th...