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From cancer-busting ultrasound techniques to ways to boost vitamins in tomatoes, Dutch tech-hub Eindhoven's avalanche of patents has just earned it the crown of "most inventive city in the world." Henk Volberda warns however that more investment in small startup companies is needed if Eindhoven wants to remain competitive on a global level.
From cancer-busting ultrasound techniques to ways to boost vitamins in tomatoes, Dutch tech-hub Eindhoven's avalanche of patents has just earned it the crown of "most inventive city in the world." Henk Volberda warns however that more investment in small startup companies is needed if Eindhoven wants to remain competitive on a global level.