Space and scientific instrumentation
Space plays a crucial role in our daily lives, often without our realising it. Discover the ground-breaking research that we do on satellite communication, Earth observation, and more.
Space and scientific instrumentation
From pioneering climate research and satellites for observation systems to non-invasive medical research, chip manufacturing and satellite communications.
Our latest developments
TNO extends EUV-partnership with USHIO Inc.
USHIO Inc.-delegation visits TNO and extends EUV-partnership. Over the last five years USHIO Inc. has been TNO's strategic supplier and partner for the high intensity EUV light source used in our EBL2.
A View of the Universe: TNO Contributes to TMT Success
TNO is making a powerful contribution to the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT).
MilSpace2: Spectrum monitoring dual satellite system
The MilSpace2 satellite system will demonstrate the military use of a microsatellite spectrum monitoring system.
TNO’s view of 2030: Getting a grip on climate change from space
Greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere are one of the main contributors to climate change and must therefore be rapidly reduced if we are to meet the 2030 climate targets. TNO is working on new satellite technology that makes it possible to do so. Because the better we identify emissions, the more targeted the action we can take.
Clear Air: Dutch satellite innovations
The Clear Air consortium, consisting of Netherlands based research and technology organizations TNO, KNMI, SRON, and Delft University, organizes this side event. On-site speakers:
Our impact
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Cellcius: compact, loss-free and cheap
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Calosol: more solar energy with new coating
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Udentity: recognising veins beneath the skin
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TracXon: from polluting to sustainable electronics
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Torwash: waste sludge from cost item to source of revenue
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Tiledmedia: high quality VR image streaming
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TBQ: new approach helps improve fire safety
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Valley Optics: new development strategy for opto-mechanical systems
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Studio Automated: AI video production of live events
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SolaRoad: energy of the street
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Solar Visuals: aesthetic solar panels
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SightLabs: digital warrior discovers cyber intruders
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Accelerating energy transition built environment and infra with SolarEMR
Status project
01-01-2022 til 30-06-2022
In cooperation with
Partners SolarEMR
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SparkNano: new generation displays
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SHM Next: detect and predict damage in bridge structures
Contact us
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Kees Buijsrogge
Functie:Director Space & Scientific Instrumentation-
Standplaats:Delft - Stieltjesweg
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Telefoon:+31 88 866 24 97
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Email:Email Kees
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LinkedIn:Kees on LinkedIn
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