🚀 Innovation Day 2024🚀 Celebrating impactful collaborations and forward-thinking innovation, Holst Centre has led progress for over 18 years through open, collaborative ecosystems. Here is a long version of our important day, special thanks to everyone who participated in this video! See you next year! imec the Netherlands TNO Ton van Mol Kathleen Philips imec
Over ons
At Holst Centre we develop, innovate and connect. We are an independent research and innovation centre, jointly operated by imec and TNO. We develop technology that responds to the global societal challenges of tomorrow and contributes to a healthier and more sustainable world. Our innovations are aimed at improving the vitality and wellbeing of people, and ensuring sustainable environments. We strengthen the economic power of our industry partners by developing world class, breakthrough technology solutions that they can bring to their markets. To help solve global challenges, we connect the Dutch Brainport region with a global ecosystem of industry partners and academia, enabling them to take advantage of each other's profound expertise.
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http://www.holstcentre.com
Externe link voor Holst Centre
- Branche
- Onderzoeksdiensten
- Bedrijfsgrootte
- 201 - 500 medewerkers
- Hoofdkantoor
- Eindhoven
- Type
- Non-profit
- Opgericht
- 2005
- Specialismen
- Wireless Sensor Technologies, Flexible Electronics, OLED, Displays, Wearable Health Solutions, Intuitive Internet of Things en Smart Cities
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Primair
High Tech Campus 31
Eindhoven, 5656 AE, NL
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High Tech Campus 31
Eindhoven, 5656 AE, NL
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High Tech Campus 31
Eindhoven, 5656 AE, NL
Medewerkers van Holst Centre
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Stephan Harkema
PhD | Top Senior Scientist | Program Manager Sustainable Electronics at Holst Centre | Circular Economy | In-Mold Electronics | Light Management |…
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Ton van Mol
Director Flexible and Free form electronics at TNO
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Charlotte Kjellander
founder of Touchwaves, expert in wearable electronics & materials science, inspiringfifty deeptech benelux award winner
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Milan Saalmink
Process Engineer at TNO - Holst Centre
Updates
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❕ Meet us during the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) event ❕ We will showcase the future of medical wearables for Cardiovascular disease monitoring at the #ESCCongress in London next week. TNO at Holst Centre specializes in the research and development of customized solutions for Cardiovascular Health. Powered by our expertise in flexible and printed electronics, these next generation wearable devices enable real-time monitoring of vital signs like heart rate, temperature, blood pressure, and oxygen levels, offering continuous or snapshot, personalized data to individuals and physicians. The integration of flexible electronics allows wearables to be more lightweight, comfortable, and conformable, ensuring seamless long-term monitoring. Early detection of abnormalities and prompt interventions can save lives, allowing for proactive heart care and improved management of chronic conditions. As innovation continues, flexible electronics and integrated sensors are making prevention and precision health more accessible than ever. Meet us at booth F560 to learn how we can support your medical wearable challenges. 🤝 💡 🏥 👨⚕️ Adam Badar, PhD Shavini Stuart Denny Mathew Jeroen van den Brand Natallia E. Uzunbajakava, PhD #healthcare #printedelectronics #innovation #wearables #cardiovascular #preventivecare #digitalhealth #remotemonitoring #telemedicine
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Are you ready to dive into innovations that are shaping the future of technology? 🌟 Holst Centre’s Executive Report offers insights into cutting-edge developments across a variety of fields, including MedTech 🩺, Integrated Photonics 💡, and Sustainable Electronics 🌍. ✨ Discover how Holst Centre is driving innovation through strategic collaborations and pioneering research. Whether you're an industry leader, a tech enthusiast, or someone looking to stay ahead of the curve, this report is for you. 🚀 Download it today: https://lnkd.in/d4h57Ww7 📥 Kathleen Philips Ton van Mol imec the Netherlands TNO #Innovation #Technology #HolstCentre #FutureTech #ExecutiveReport #R&D #IndustryInsights
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#Hiring: Researcher Analog Circuit Design 🚀 Join our team to design high-performance integrated circuits focused on implantable therapeutics, nerve stimulation, and wireless power transfer. Contribute to cutting-edge research and innovation in the Health and Life Sciences domain. Key Responsibilities: ✅ Design sensor readouts, ADCs, amplifiers, analog filters, and more. ✅Drive the evolution of designs considering technology scaling. ✅ Collaborate with external partners and publish your research. If you’re passionate about analog IC design and want to learn more, click the link for full details and to apply! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dykDY84r Kathleen Philips
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🌟 Exciting research highlight! 🌟 We are happy to announce that the paper, titled "Advancing the Local Pulse Wave Velocity Measurement – Wave Confluence Decomposition using a Double Gaussian Propagation Model," authored by Fabian Beutel, alongside Chris Van Hoof and Evelien Hermeling, has been chosen as a featured article in the August issue of the IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Society journal! 🎉 This research addresses one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide: cardiovascular diseases. By introducing the Double Gaussian Propagation Model (DGPM), this work aims to enhance the accuracy of local Pulse Wave Velocity (PWV) measurements, a crucial clinical marker of arterial stiffness and an independent predictor of cardiovascular disease. The DGPM's innovative approach enables the decomposition of forward and reflected wave components, providing unbiased PWV estimates and outperforming conventional methods in multiple respects. This advancement holds the potential to make PWV assessment a routine part of clinical practice, revolutionizing early cardiovascular diagnostics. Congratulations to Fabian, Evelien & Chris for this outstanding achievement! 🎉 Read the complete article here: https://lnkd.in/dQ3bB6Wg #imec #innovation #cardiovascularhealth #research #IEEE #medicaltechnology #healthcare #biomedicalengineering. Kathleen Philips imec
Advancing the local Pulse Wave Velocity Measurement – Wave Confluence Decomposition using a Double Gaussian Propagation Model - IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering (TBME)
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🚀 Exciting #JobOffer: Business Development Manager Health at imec at Holst Centre! 🌍 We have an opening for a dynamic Business Development Manager Health to join our innovative team at imec at Holst Centre. If you're passionate about technology and shaping the future of healthcare, this is the perfect role for you! Here is all the information you need to apply: https://lnkd.in/g8MUFXbg Join us and be a part of driving tomorrow’s health innovations today! 🌟
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🔋🧠 On Friday, June 28th, a dynamic gathering of entrepreneurs, researchers, and policymakers took place in Eindhoven to chart a collaborative roadmap for brain-inspired computing. With 60 attendees, the turnout underscored the community's commitment. The program included insightful talks, panel discussions, and breakout sessions on key topics such as promising applications and research impacts. 👩🏽💻 Sywert Brongersma, Director of Strategic Partnerships at imec at Holst Centre and event initiator, commented: “Successful partnerships start with strong connections among people, which was evident here. We must now build on this foundation, aligning timelines and interests across various disciplines and stakeholders.” A major highlight was the presentation of the whitepaper 'Neuromorphic Computing in the Netherlands,' which details the current landscape and stresses the importance of a unified strategy. The meeting concluded at the new 3EALITY Hub with a clear message: the collective realization of the importance of advancing this field together. 💪🏽 Organized by: imec the Netherlands, Universiteit Twente, University of Groningen, SURF, Radboud University High Tech Campus Eindhoven
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TNO at Holst Centre's spin off TracXon was launched last year and introduced a disruptive technology to create a sustainable alternative for electronics – printed electronics. In this 👇 interview with Additive Manufacturing in Brainport Eindhoven our former colleague Ashok Sridhar, PhD MBA shares the story of TracXon so far.
In a brand new series, 'StartUp Stories Brainport', Mike Weerts talks to entrepreneurs to get to the core of entrepreneurship, including triumphs and setbacks. In this specific episode, the startup story is about an additive manufacturing spin-off of Holst Centre. We're talking about TracXon! CEO Ashok Sridhar, PhD MBA explains: ‘At Tracxon we are turning ‘hybrid printed electronics’ into a mainstream cradle-to-cradle production technology. We continue to improve our process as well as our product with the latest sustainable innovations and developments.’ 📹 Find some summer inspiration, watch the complete video here: https://lnkd.in/gDsNEftY 🤝 This series was made in collaboration with The Gate & Brainport Eindhoven, Gemeente Eindhoven and Innovation Origins. Videography and interviews by Studio040. #brainport #eindhoven #startup #printedelectronics
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NXP Semiconductors was happy to host the winning teams of the RDW Self Driving Challenge! 🚗✨ On June 26th, two teams from Tilburg and one from Groningen (18 students in total) came to theHigh Tech Campus. The highlight? They visited imec at Holst Centre and had a tour at the experience center at Holst Centre🏆🔍. It was a day of innovation, learning, and excitement. Thank you to everyone who made it possible! 🙌 NXP Semiconductors imec the Netherlands Martijn van der Linden, Sywert Brongersma, RDW, Fontys University of Applied Sciences, Hanze Hogeschool Groningen #NXP #SelfDrivingChallenge #Innovation #HighTechCampus #HolstCentre #FutureTech
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🚀 Recap of Innovation Day 2024! 🚀 This event was a celebration of impactful collaborations and forward-thinking innovation. For over 18 years, Holst Centre has been at the forefront of driving progress through open, collaborative ecosystems. Highlights: 🌟 3 Keynote speakers: Captivating insights from thought leaders Guus Rijnders, Mathijs Bouman and Richard van Wezel. 🤝 32 Innovation Booths: A showcase of groundbreaking our and our partners & spin-offs latest developments 🔍 6 Breakout Sessions: In-depth explorations of cutting-edge research topics. A big thank you to our partners, coworkers, and all attendees for contributing to the success of this day! Creating impact together. imec the Netherlands TNO Ton van Mol Kathleen Philips imec