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Biomass plants

Climate

Government

Biomass power plants: redundant or inevitable?
With biomass plants, the government wanted to ensure that the climate targets would be met. The government set aside 10 billion euros for the construction of 628 biomass plants. Objections to the biomass plants soon arose: they would not be as CO2-neutral as was assumed and there would be more useful ways to use the biomass.

Food

Icecream

The first popsicle
In 1905, the popsicle was invented by eleven-year-old Frank Epperson. He made a drink with water and some soda powder that he stirred through with a stick. Because his mother told him to go to sleep, he left the drink. When he woke up the next morning, it had frozen and the drink with the stick in it was frozen too. This was the first popsicle.

Columbus

History

Discovery journey

Columbus discovers America
Columbus was looking for a faster sailing route to the Dutch East Indies. He planned to sail there via the West. With the financial support of the Spanish Queen Isabella, his ships left for the West, but instead of finding a new route to the Dutch East Indies there, he found the undiscovered continent of America.
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ICT

Updates

An update is no piece of cake
Developing a good update does not always go smoothly. This went wrong for Windows 10, the Apple Homepod and Microsoft Office. The fact that everyone can configure their device according to their personal preferences makes each device unique, which makes it difficult to come up with an update that will not cause problems for all devices.

Pharmacists

Robotics

ICT

Does robotisation work in theory?
In this project, a new innovative pharmacy model, Big Data and Computing, was developed with the use and consideration of robotisation and extensive automation. This new form of pharmaceutical care was perceived as more pleasant by patients due to the personal approach and also showed better results. Despite the positive results for patients, wholesalers did not want to cooperate.

Technology

Elderly care

The "smart" mattress
With a smart mattress that could take body measurements, the Nursing Home Technology Team wanted to improve the efficiency and quality of care for terminal patients in the last phase of life. Unfortunately, until now it was not possible to interpret data or receive data on desired devices, while it was crucial to be able to test. So it turned out not to be such a smart mattress.