by Kazerne | Mar 9, 2021 | Past Events
The way science typically investigates reality is through breaking down complex phenomena into their component parts, to try to understand how they fit together to cause the phenomenon. This approach is known as materialist reductionism and has been wildly successful,... 
by Kazerne | Feb 24, 2021 | Past Events
The demand for body parts of endangered animals like rhino horn and elephant tusk keeps rising and the countries where these animals live don’t have the resources to protect them. To aid the rangers in their protective efforts we need the force-multiplying power of... 
by Kazerne | Feb 16, 2021 | Past Events
Together, we produce 2,1 billion tons of waste each year – that is enough to fill the Philips-stadium to the roof 7380 times! TU/ecomotive, a student team from the Eindhoven University of Technology presents a car made almost entirely out of waste to show that waste... 
by Kazerne | Feb 8, 2021 | Past Events
Grand societal challenges can only be solved by heterogeneous collaboration processes: collaborations between the government, knowledge institutions, industry, and citizens. To enable structural change, it is key to start changing education. Eindhoven University of... 
by Kazerne | Jan 29, 2021 | Past Events
Nanotechnology has enabled the rapid development of RNA therapeutics, including COVID-19 vaccines. in this presentation, Roy van der Meel discussed RNA therapeutics & vaccines: from code to cure. He obtained his PhD at Utrecht University and conducted postdoctoral... 
by Kazerne | Jan 22, 2021 | Past Events
InnAut is a technical social organisation that supports people that are on the autism spectrum or have autistic characteristics, have no job and are interested in technology. They offer this trajectory because InnAut believes that everyone can add value to society in...
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