Spatial strategies for transitions

How do we keep our systems secure amid rapid AI developments? Read Anne Fleur’s reflections.

Which choices are needed to keep the energy transition both feasible and understandable for residents? Read the reflection.

What can we learn from a European Horizon 2020 project on Positive Energy Districts? The project offers insights into collaboration, governance and implementation within the urban energy transition.

The MIEK has strengthened the energy infrastructure, but still calls for sharper choices to accelerate the energy transition. This is shown in the TNO reflection on the MIEK.

Language models and other forms of AI make it easier to write objections, submit requests, and navigate complex application processes.

The world is shifting from open innovation and free trade towards a focus on economic security, strategic autonomy, and protecting critical sectors and technologies.

At TNO, we see Digital Trust as a cornerstone for a resilient and sovereign digital Europe.

Due to increasing complexity and pressure, governments need structural innovation capacity and collaboration to address societal challenges.

ProRail wants to use green rails made from recycled steel. TNO Vector has investigated ways to make this sustainable ambition a reality.

The new report shows that the Dutch manufacturing industry must deploy robotisation to increase productivity and remain internationally competitive.

The Netherlands faces challenges like the energy transition, housing, and nature restoration, putting pressure on the economy and space. TNO Vector offers a new framework with an integrated perspective.

AI is developing rapidly and requires a balance between innovation and regulation in order to capitalise on opportunities and manage risks such as privacy breaches and discrimination. Read Anne Fleur’s reflection.

In this reflection, Geiske Bouma examines the overstimulation of urban vital systems, its implications and the scope for action.

Why a solid understanding of upscaling is crucial for translating Wennink’s findings into sound Dutch innovation policy.

Is an age restriction on social media sufficient to prevent harmful effects, and can we learn anything from the alcohol ban for young people under the age of 18? Read Carine's reflection.