Victoria van de Ven Bsc

TU Delft researchers devise ‘protein trap’ in scientific breakthrough 0
- HEALTH
- November 30, 2021
Researchers at TU Delft and Munich university have devised a ‘trap’ to study and monitor proteins at work, in what is being hailed as a ‘scientific breakthrough’ in nanotechnology. Until now techniques to study proteins could determine their chemical composition but fell short of monitoring how they act. The new method allows scientists to hold
READ MORE
IDC ziet investeringen in Cloud IT Infrastructuur toenemen 0
- Digital, Technology
- January 18, 2021
Volgens de IDC Worldwide Quarterly Cloud IT Infrastructure Tracker is de omzet van leveranciers uit de verkoop van IT-infrastructuurproducten (server, bedrijfsopslag en Ethernet-switches) voor cloud omgevingen, inclusief public en private cloud, jaar op jaar met 9,4% gestegen in het derde kwartaal van 2020 (3Q20). Investeringen in traditionele, niet-cloud IT-infrastructuur daalden in 3Q20 jaar op jaar met -8,3%. Dell en
READ MORE

From physical to virtual: these organisers from Amsterdam moved their event to VR and 3D 0
- Technology
- November 1, 2020
With numerous nations indeed – or still – in lockdown to fight the spread of the novel Covid, occasion coordinators are in a predicament. Uniting numerous individuals to shake delivers one scene is something that appears to be antiquated history. However, rather than dropping the entire thing, these occasions with solid connections to Amsterdam chose
READ MORE
Dutch sustainable smartphone brand launches Fairphone 3+ that uses 40% recycled plastics and upgraded camera modules 0
- Technology
- August 29, 2020
Its a well known fact that the cell phone market has arrived at an immersion point. Makers are frantically attempting to concoct novel highlights, for example, foldable telephones, to expand deals and develop their piece of the overall industry. Notwithstanding, their endeavors result generally in iterative overhauls and obviously, age of more e-squander. The Dutch
READ MORE