‘A good patent description can act as a catalyst for innovation.’
Lydia Schenk studied Mechanical Engineering at Delft University of Technology (2020). During her studies, she also completed courses at Leiden University.
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DigitalAlerts sees patenting as opportunity for product developers
Never forget to start or stop your parking app again. ParkAlert is one of the ‘smart’ digital alert systems with which hardware and software developer Digital Alerts is now leading the market.Continue reading
Column – ‘Linking business and science accelerates innovations’
The basis for innovation is the cooperation between science and innovative business; the connection between knowledge institutions and the public-private sector.Continue reading
Chien-Shiung Wu: the woman at the basis of quantum technology (but who didn’t get a Nobel Prize)
The 1957 Nobel Prize in Physics, according to many, went unfairly to Tsung-Dao Lee and Chen-Ning Yang. These two theoretical physicists had predicted the idea of ‘parity violation’, crucial in quantum physics, but it was Chien-Shiung Wu (1912-1997) who demonstrated the phenomenon through an experiment.Continue reading