How can we accelerate Europe’s transition to a circular battery economy? Within the Secure Battery Passport Demonstrator (SeBaPaD) project, TNO and NXP have developed a secure and interoperable ...
The Netherlands strengthens its 6G position to secure future economic growth and digital sovereignty
The Future Network Services (FNS) consortium, led by TNO, is developing 6G technology for smarter, more efficient, and faster ...
TNO announces the establishment of Perovion Technologies, a spin-off for the industrialisation of a new generation of lightweight and flexible solar cells.
TNO and High Tech Campus Eindhoven begin construction of the world’s first industrial factory for indium phosphide photonic chips on a 6-inch wafer scale.
An electrified, two‑step CO₂‑to‑ethylene‑to‑ethylene‑oxide route aimed at lower lifecycle emissions and scalable industrial deployment.
Quantum computing is expected to solve some of the biggest challenges of our time. From predictive analysis to material design, from pharmaceutical development to the processing of enormous data sets.
The Netherlands faces choices. On 16 June, the TNO Vector Symposium 2026 explores how the Netherlands can strengthen its earning capacity.
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