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New collaborations within the UT-TNO Bio/MicroSystems Centre aim to accelerate organ-on-chip innovation, bringing more reliable drug testing and scalable technologies closer to industrial application.

Printed electronics as a scalable alternative to the traditional printed circuit board? TNO at Holst Centre spin-off TracXon shows that it can be done.

The Netherlands has taken a defining step in the global photonics race.

A diverse Finance team from imec at Holst Centre, bridging generations of two international women.

The first national battery facility in the Netherlands – the Open Battery Industrialisation Centre (OBIC) – is coming to the province of North Brabant.

Researchers from imec at Holst Centre presented a new proof-of-concept showing how the latest Ultra-Wideband (UWB) radio technology can do much more than secure keyless entry.

As Holst Centre marks 20 years of cutting-edge innovation, we're revealing a refreshed identity that reflects both our legacy and our future.

TNO at Holst Centre, in collaboration with Tomosono BV, has officially launched the Dynamic UltraSound Tomography (DUST) project. DUST advances ultrasound tomography - already promising in visualizing both soft tissue and bone - into a new domain: dynamic ultrasound knee imaging.

Imec at Holst Centre received a USD 5 million grant from the Gates Foundation to advance photonic-based speckle sensing for vital sign monitoring in lower- and middle-income countries.

Action Agendas translate the 2035 ambition of the National Technology Strategy into 53 innovation programs, with a total investment volume of more than €14 billion.

Researchers from TNO and MARAS B.V. have demonstrated that in-mold electronics (IME) - typically considered impossible to repair - can in fact be dismantled, fixed, and restored to near-original performance.