The Technische Universiteit Eindhoven is seeking suppliers for the delivery and installation of an Atomic Layer Processing Tool. This tool is essential for laboratory applications in the fields of optical and precision equipment, excluding glasses. Suppliers interested in this opportunity should be
Contract awarded. Originally published 10 months ago.
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In research innovation, EINDHOVEN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY has awarded 2 contracts to 1 supplier.
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This contract involves the delivery and installation of an Atomic Layer Processing Tool, which is essential for laboratory applications in the fields of optics and precision equipment. The tool will be used for advanced material processing, enabling precise control at the atomic level. Suppliers are
The Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e) is seeking a supplier to develop a comprehensive learning platform aimed at enhancing the skills and knowledge of its staff. This initiative is part of TU/e's strategy to increase student enrollment while maintaining its status as a leading technical univ
The Technische Universiteit Eindhoven is seeking suppliers to replace twelve laboratory setups for electric drive testing. The focus of this procurement is on voltage source inverters (VSIs) and their control systems. Suppliers should provide equipment that meets the specifications for these compone
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