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4/23/21 Deltek, the leading global provider of software and solutions for project-based businesses, announced today that NLR - Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre has selected Deltek as its ERP partner to power its business. NLR’s mission is to make air operations and space exploration safer, more sustainable and more efficient. It’s multidisciplinary approach focuses on developing new and cost effective technologies for aviation and space, from design support to production technology and M...

"Viral pressure puts safety and hygiene high on the horticulture agenda" Johan Leeffers started his cleaning company LETS, 40 years ago. Back then, he focused mainly on using high-pressure pumps in the Dutch agricultural sector. Since then, the company has grown into one of the larger cleaning technology players in the food industry sector. It doesnt only cater to fruit and vegetable processors. Growers and breeders are a new market for the hygiene specialist. "Viral pressure is increasing. We ...

Revellers at the Back To Live festival last month. Photo: Paul Bergen ANP KIPPA The Netherlands may be averaging more than 7,500 cases of coronavirus a day, but moves are already being made to get society back to normal. A series of ‘experiments’ to organise coronavirus-safe events has been heavily criticised in some quarters, but the government says they will provide valuable information. Here’s a breakdown. 1 Fieldlab Events The Fieldlab events are being organised by the Dutch events in...

Alan Dearling reflects on possible festi-and music/arts event futures for later in 2021 A day and a week are a long, long time in the current government lockdowns and Covid world orders. With a ‘Third Wave’ of infections, new Covid strains, new lockdowns sweeping across Europe, and beyond in the Indian sub-continent, South America and Africa, there’s no single silver bullet. No silver vaccine spoon. Few silver-linings to shield the realities that are just around the Hope Street corner…...

Woman, 27, spends 22 hours a day in bed as rare illness means wrong move could kill Celeste van Veenen, 27, of Dronten in the Netherlands, suffers from the hereditary condition Ehlers-Danlos syndromes. The rare illness mainly affects her neck and back Updated The room has to be kept dark as too much sunlight can cause migraines (Image: Newsflash) The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try...

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"Our German chicory farms let us access that market" "We set a trend by farming indoors, vertically, and in water, all at the same time," laughs Gerwin de Vries van LOF, a Dutch chicory nursery. Nevertheless, chicorys image hasnt been great in recent years. "Its become a bit of a forgotten vegetable." Gerwin hopes to turn the tide. His companys introduced home growing kits and trendy recipes like chicory Tagliatelle. "By now, people are familiar with chicory, ham, and cheese. But its far more v...

Dutch elections: How COVID-19 salvaged Mark Ruttes bid amid scandal Despite a shocking child benefits fraud scandal and sluggish COVID-19 measures, Dutch leader Mark Rutte remains popular going into the general election. How has Teflon Mark emerged from such crises unscathed? Mark Rutte is seeking a fourth term in office, as Dutch voters head to the polls on March 17 For so many, ringing in the New Year brings hope and a chance to start anew. But for Kristie Rongen, it marked the day she coul...

Is a return to mass events possible with testing protocols? Photo: Depositphotos Two trial festivals in tents in have been postponed due to bad expected weather this weekend. The ‘back to live’ events, which were to have tested coronavirus-proofing measures, were rained off on Friday. They had been planned on the Walibi Holland grounds in Biddinghuizen which have been specially developed in order to experiement on a safe return to mass events. Marcel Elbertse, chair of the support group for...

Credit: Daan Roosegaarde. On a plot of farmland in Lelystad, Netherlands, art and technology merge in a stunning light show. During the day, the