Future electronics
Personalized multi-drug medicines are costly and difficult to produce locally. And climate change and a scarcity of resources force us to develop new food processing methods based on alternative, plant-based proteins. 3D printing technology to customize food and medicine offers a solution. For decades TNO has been working on the technology that makes this possible, contributing to a healthier future for us all.
More then 25 years of experience with flexible and free-form products
Flexible and free-form products are the key to pioneering technologies and applications that will create new value chains and improve people's overall health.
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Ton van Mol
Functie:Director-
Standplaats:Eindhoven - Holst Centre
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Email:Email Ton
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Jeroen van den Brand
Functie:Research Manager at TNO and Professor at Ghent UniversityJeroen van den Brand received his M.Sc. (2000) and Ph.D (2004) degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. From 2004 until 2007 he worked at FujiFilm in Tilburg, the Netherlands on the development and roll-to-roll manufacturing of offset printing plates. In 2007 he started at Holst Centre as a Researcher where over the years he had various roles. Since 2018, Jeroen is Research Manager of the Hybrid Printed Electronics department. Next to this, Jeroen has a guest professorship at the University of Ghent, Belgium on the topic of Printed Electronics.
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Standplaats:Eindhoven - Holst Centre
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Email:Email Jeroen
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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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