Future electronics
Thin-film technology and (3D) hybrid printing promise to provide solutions to societal challenges such as energy storage, sustainable electronics and affordable healthcare. These future technologies will lead to many applications, some of which have already reached the market and many are still to come.
Our latest developments
TNO signals start of photonic chip pilot line
3D food printing: is this the future of our food?
Printing from potatoes: How Royal Avebe and TNO are working towards the future of food
Imec and TNO launch Holst Centre Photonics Lab
EU Invests €15 million to help companies supercharge their products with light
Contact us
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Ton van Mol
Functie:Director-
Standplaats:Eindhoven - Holst Centre
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Email:Email Ton
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Auke Kronemeijer
Functie:Research Manager Thin-film electronicsAuke Jisk Kronemeijer is experienced in shaping and managing collaborative R&D programmes in the field of flexible & large area electronics. He currently leads the Thin-film electronics research group at TNO in Holst Centre working on technological applications in the fields of energy storage and health.
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Standplaats:Eindhoven - High Tech Campus 25
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Email:Email Auke
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Pieter Debrauwer
Functie:Research manager Equipment for additive manufacturingPieter Debrauwer obtained his M.Sc degree in Aerospace Engineering in 2007 at TU Delft after which he started at TNO. He started in the field of fluid dynamics on lab on a chip application and 3D printing. Later moving to program management before becoming the research manager responsible for the department Equipment for additive manufacturing.
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Standplaats:Eindhoven - High Tech Campus 25
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Email:Email Pieter
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