A kiss doesn’t make a bang…

Ir. J.M. (Hans) Rutten  -   1 februari 2010
The Limburg village of Neer recently played host to a colourful gathering. Subject: who can do what to get young people more interested in good food?... Read more »

A mouth full of cake!!

Marie-Anne van Stam  -  26 januari 2010
“Have you decided yet what you are going to say to the Minister?” my mother asked as I was about to leave for The Hague. “Because that Ms Verburg is no easy cookie”. Read more »

Avalanche risk on Tropical Islands

P.T. (Peter) Oei  -  21 januari 2010
Sixty kilometres from Berlin lies a meteorological miracle, where tropical temperatures prevail throughout the year. It’s an old Zeppelin Hangar that was converted five years ago into a unique recreational venue: Tropical Islands. Read more »

New opportunities after Copenhagen: arable farmers as climate managers

Prof.dr.ir. R.J.F. (Rob) van Haren  -  24 december 2009
Agriculture causes 10% of emissions, but has 25% of the solutions. Dutch arable farmers attended Kiemkracht’s presentation of the INTERREG Project: 'Biochar: the climate-saving soil”... Read more »

A Viennese photon farmer!

Madeleen Driessen  -  15 december 2009
Always wanted to see a Vanadium Redoxflow Battery from close up? Austria is not just worth a visit for its famous Schnitzel and Sachertorte. Read more »

No holds barred!

Femke van Bree  -   9 december 2009
As landscape planner and ‘Green and the City’ programme officer (Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality), I too am keen to help incubate new concepts for a healthy society. So I jump on my bike and cycle to the ‘Binckhorst’... Read more »

Zinnoveren09: a dream innovation session

Ir. J.M. (Hans) Rutten  -  29 november 2009
Last Thursday, 26 November, was the big day: the first working session of ‘Zinnoveren09’. The weather was raw and rainy. The heat cannon in the Talent Factory in Den Bosch was having a tough job warming up the large and lofty building... Read more »

Dabbawalla, what's that?

Sander Bogers  -  20 november 2009
Strange name, isn’t it? Dabbawalla is a game that’s all about enjoying good school lunches together. The name comes from an Indian system, where home-made meals are taken to the offices... Read more »

Recreation as antidote to contraction

Hans Hillebrand  -  12 november 2009
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Drs. C.M. (Charles) van Schaik  -   8 november 2009
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