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Written by Youn and Tessa We would like to introduce the new collaboration and reflection approach this year at NEON: “Q-celebration”. At this quarterly event,
On October 11 2022, the second NEON demo took place. For this occasion, we were guests at the Ecomobiel/Vakbeurs Energie trade fair in Den Bosch.
Summary NEON was financed to produce a yearly New Energy and Mobility Outlook for the Netherlands. In this article, we will elaborate on the governance
Bipolar dc grid is a promising solution for future power distribution grids for land, sea and space. These grids have higher power transfer capability when
On the 29th of Oktober NEON held its first yearly demo. A year had passed since the NEON kick-off in 2020. It was a very
This theme has been nagging me for a long time but a recent piece in Wired called made me decide to pre-publish a snippet of
Moving to the Netherlands has been completely eye-opening for me in more than one way. I came here to pursue a Master in Political Sciences
Technical standards, you might think? Why are these relevant here? With companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon ruling the digital world, isn’t standard-setting an obsolete
I remember the first time that I felt like I was right in the middle of the future. I was sitting in the passenger seat
In Work Package 4, I, Theo Hoffman, investigate together with co-supervisors Pascal Etman and Mauro Salazar how to design small series of electric vehicles in a
In this first NEON research blogpost, I will introduce a range of partners, principal investigators and PhD candidates around an important topic that has gotten a lot
How very urgent the situation around climate change is, only dawned upon me at the beginning of 2019 when the international climate movement, inspired by