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Philips and VU Medical Center Amsterdam sign long term research agreement aimed at new multi-modality imaging solutions

March 05, 2010

Amsterdam, Netherlands – Royal Philips Electronics (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHI) and the VU University Medical Center (VUmc, Amsterdam, the Netherlands) announced that they have signed an agreement to jointly research new multi-modality imaging solutions.

NKI-AVL receives a €4,5M for new Cancer Systems Biology Centre

March 04, 2010

The Netherlands Cancer Institute - Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital (NKI-AVL) received a EUR 4,5 million grant from the NWO for a new research center focused on understanding and mapping the complicated regulatory mechanisms involved in the appearance and behavior of breastcancer.

Abbott completes acquisition of Solvay Pharmaceuticals

March 04, 2010

8200 New innovation vouchers available in 2010

March 03, 2010

Cooperation agreement signed for Life Sciences Innovation Platform in Flevoland

January 22, 2010

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It’s business stupid

What is it with the Dutch that they have such difficulty grabbing business opportunities in a changing world? We have the brains, we have the money and the opportunities are plenty. Still, during the last 40 years hardly any company of substantial size has emerged next to the old industry in the AEX.  Oil, food, materials and financial services dominate the landscape.

We have left the environmental challenges to environmentalists, rather then building innovative businesses in solar or wind energy to help face them. We have exported our knowledge on agriculture around the world, and now that we can more intelligently engineer crops we let the opportunity pass due to invalid arguments around GMOs. Now that  “kweekersrecht” is being substituted by patent law we complain instead of adapt.

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