IDE in the media – week 23

Dutch items

• Het Financieele Dagblad - ‘Jerrycans behoren in veel landen tot de waterinfrastructuur’
• Luchtvaart Nieuws - KLM-duurzaamheidsrapport: nieuwere vloot, meer bio-kerosine en treinen
• Tweakers - Drie studententeams organiseren race voor efficiëntste waterstofstadsauto
• Adformatie - Creative achievers: Innoveren kan niet mislukken
• Rijnmond - Studenten testen eerste 'vliegende' waterstofboot ter wereld in Rotterdam
• Engineers Online - Nederlandse waterstofteams organiseren eigen race

English items

• Haute Living - What is Design Inclusivity?
• Mirror - New economy cabin has double decker seats so passengers have more room to recline
• Scientific American - New 3-D-Printed Material Is Tough, Flexible--and Alive
• Forbes - Meet The Aircraft Of The Future: Socially Distanced Double-Decker Cabins
• Dornob - Researchers 3D Print Biodegradable “Leaves” Capable of Producing Oxygen on Mars
• Fuel Cells Works - Cummins: Setting Sail on Hydrogen with Hydromotion
• Hackaday - Printer uses algae to print live structures
• Simple Flying - Going Vertical: This Economy Class Seat Puts You Higher In The Cabin
• Thrillist - Double-Decker Airplane Cabins Might Be the Future of Air Travel
• 3D Printing Industry - Scientists develop new high-strength, seaweed-based hydrogel for 3d printing