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A new Parkinson’s treatment: a brain making its own dopamine

Conventional Parkinson’s treatment effects fade away with time. A group of scientists is opting to let the brain heal the damage.

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4 November

EIC Scaling Club scale-ups outpace peers with €4B raised

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4 November

AI is reshaping work, but businesses are slow to adapt

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4 November

PIC Summit 2026: Europe’s chips need the right pressure to scale

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3 November

Demcon photonics committed to high-volume production of photonics

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3 November

Hardt Hyperloop makes a comeback with a multi-million investment

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3 November

If the steel survives the code

Startups to watch

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29 October

Ultra-processed food scanner app FLTRD raises over €500,000

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29 October

No home battery needed: Ona stores cheap heat in your walls

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26 October

How a turbine with a hole could make wind energy cheaper

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22 October

Europe builds its own satellite networks to rival Starlink

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8 October

The European alternative for in-store payments

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16 June

8 European alternatives to Outlook and Gmail

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Small frustrations can lead to big inventions

In a series of blog posts, Marco Coolen offers a glimpse into his work as a Dutch and European patent attorney at AOMB.

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Alternative protein

Last updated: September 7, 2026

A third of greenhouse gases come from food production. As the population grows and climate change impacts farming, sustainable protein alternatives are essential.

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ASML

Last updated: September 7, 2026

ASML is a global leader in chip production and a technological center of gravity in Brainport Eindhoven. Based in Veldhoven, the company develops lithography systems that are indispensable for the latest generations of microchips. ASML's innovations set the pace of digital progress - from smartphones to supercomputers.