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How fast did sea levels rise after the last ice age?
New research provides precise estimates, offering the first glimpse into sea level rise during the early Holocene. Read the ...
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Unveiling the future of vapour detection technology
In a world where safety and security are paramount, vapour detection technology is emerging as a revolutionary tool.
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Better damage prediction for wind turbine blades through unique weather measurements at sea
The PROWESS research, provides several surprising insights that could save the wind energy sector millions of euros.
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TNO research leads to better damage prediction for offshore wind turbine blades
The PROWESS research, shows that a big part of the damage to offshore wind turbines occurs within 12 hours of the year under ...
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Urban mining crucial: more critical and strategic materials from electronics and electrical devices
How can recycling help recover CRMs and SRMs from discarded electrical equipment? TNO shares insights with strategies.
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This is our time: Eleonie van Schreven’s work on small satellites with a big impact
TNO's Eleonie van Schreven brings together all the necessary expertise for the development of the TANGO satellite.
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Carbyon: the TNO spin-off innovating in CO2 filtration technology
One day as Hans De Neve was working at TNO, he had a brilliant idea for an innovative CO2 filter. With TNO’s support, he ...
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Invest-NL, Techleap, and TNO sign collaboration to accelerate innovation and entrepreneurship in the Netherlands
Invest-NL, Techleap, and TNO sign collaboration to accelerate innovation and entrepreneurship in the Netherlands ...
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Tracking sources of greenhouse gases with satellites
Reducing greenhouse gases starts with understanding exactly where the gases come from. Satellites can help us visualise this.