May

Amsterdam business news from Amsterdam Inc examines Youth help city planning organisation, future internet hype, Visser office furniture, printing office company, working in the harbour and more.

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  One Percent Club

  The One Percent Club calls on the generosity of individuals and companies to give just one percent to charity.  Read more... »
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  Declaration of Amsterdam

  The World Congress for Information Technology, held every two years aims to make social change through IT advancements.  Read more... »
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  Amsterdam: Europe's creative capital

  PICNIC and WCIT join forces to promote Amsterdam as Europe's creative capital.  Read more... »
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  Philips are patent leaders

  Dutch company Philips is the largest patent applicant in the Netherlands.  Read more... »
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  Siermarkt

  A new market on the Slotervaart has been developed, an will be run by the vendors, rather than the city council.  Read more... »
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  3D photography

  Nikhef, the National Institute for Subatomical Physics have developed a camera that will produce 3D photographs.  Read more... »
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  From science to market

  Developing a drug can take between 5 and ten years and is very capital-intensive. Ttopstart helps medical start-ups financially.  Read more... »
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  Printing in 3D

  '3D' is the latest buzz-word, on films and TV and now in printing. At Freedom of Creation they've designed a way to print on three dimensional objects. Bring them an object and they can print on it.   Read more... »
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  Catching neutrinos

  Within three years a cubic-metre detector will be placed on the bottom of the Mediterranean. The transfer of its data to land requires an extended network. This network is being developed by Nikhef, a..  Read more... »
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  Schiphol starts sustainable project

  Partnership TheGROUNDS has been launched at Schiphol. The initiative is a platform and test bed for Schiphol and others to develop innovative applications for sustainable aviation.  Read more... »