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Citaat van Wous op 10 juli 2013, 19:54Deze trouwens nog even leuk om te delen, downloadsnelheid op school (Erasmus uni R'dam):
Hier een meting op de NHL in Leeuwarden:
Kunnen ze niet even een lijntje naar mijn huis leggen?
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Deze trouwens nog even leuk om te delen, downloadsnelheid op school (Erasmus uni R'dam):
Hier een meting op de NHL in Leeuwarden:
Kunnen ze niet even een lijntje naar mijn huis leggen?
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Citaat van Farid. op 10 juli 2013, 20:18Hier een meting op de NHL in Leeuwarden:
Kunnen ze niet even een lijntje naar mijn huis leggen?
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Wauw..... dat is fucking snel... moet je voorstellen hoe snel je dan een volledige BR binnen hebt!!!!
Hier een meting op de NHL in Leeuwarden:
Kunnen ze niet even een lijntje naar mijn huis leggen?
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Wauw..... dat is fucking snel... moet je voorstellen hoe snel je dan een volledige BR binnen hebt!!!!
Citaat van William op 10 juli 2013, 20:22Ik doe op school 12 mb/s met torrents draadloos, dacht dat het niet veel sneller ging kunnen. Nieuwsgroepen durf ik op de een of andere manier daar niet.
Ik doe op school 12 mb/s met torrents draadloos, dacht dat het niet veel sneller ging kunnen. Nieuwsgroepen durf ik op de een of andere manier daar niet.
Citaat van William op 11 juli 2013, 08:21Tiny, biodegradable implants known as
Bioneedles may soon replace the syringe, vial and needle trifecta as the standard delivery mechanism for vaccines.
If they are as clean, cheap and reliable as many medical researchers believe, Bioneedles will reduce hepatitis and
HIV infection and vaccinate 25 million more children worldwide.
This is one of many massively promising technologies pioneered in the city of
Eindhoven, a mid-sized city located in the southern region of the Netherlands.
Eindhoven is hands-down the most inventive city in the world based on one of the most commonly used metrics for mapping the geography of innovation, which is called “patent intensity.”
More specifically, Eindhoven produced 22.6 patents for every 10,000 residents, making it the world’s most inventive city, according to the
To put this in perspective,
San Diego, which claimed the second spot on the list, produces only 8.9 patents for every 10,000 residents.
The OECD tracks patent applications for more than 250 cities around the world under the
Patent Cooperation Treaty, an international system that allows inventors to apply for patent protection in up to 117 countries simultaneously through a single application process.
Based on the total number of patent applications for every 10,000 residents in a metropolitan area, the world’s 15 most inventive cities are concentrated in northern Europe and the United States.
Eindhoven is emblematic of the “knowledge economy” and has the awards to prove it.
For several years now, the
Intelligent Community Forum has ranked Eindhoven as one of the world’s most intelligent communities for several consecutive years. In 2011, Eindhoven claimed the top spot in ICF’s annual rankings.
Oddly, not a single Japanese city ranks in the world’s 15 most inventive cities, which is dominated by cities in the United States (six cities on the list), Germany (four cities on the list) and Sweden (three cities on the list).
Eindhoven Netherlands 22.58 San Diego United States 8.95 San Francisco United States 7.57 Malmö Sweden 6.85 Grenoble France 6.23 Stuttgart Germany 6.18 Boston United States 5.80 Stockholm Sweden 5.72 Minneapolis United States 5.06 München Germany 4.97 Mannheim Germany 4.95 Göteborg Sweden 4.40 Seattle United States 4.25 København Denmark 3.75
While all three of
Sweden’s three most populated cities are on the list of the top 15 most inventive cities, the smallest of those three cities is the highest on the list.
The city of
Malmö in southern Sweden ranks fourth on the list of cities with the most patent applications per 10,000 residents.
Malmo is young with nearly half of its population under the age of 35. It is also diverse, boasting the highest proportion of foreign-born residents of any city in Sweden.
Bron: http://www.forbes.com/sites/williampentland/2013/07/09/worlds-15-most-inventive-cities/
Tiny, biodegradable implants known as
Bioneedles may soon replace the syringe, vial and needle trifecta as the standard delivery mechanism for vaccines.
If they are as clean, cheap and reliable as many medical researchers believe, Bioneedles will reduce hepatitis and
HIV infection and vaccinate 25 million more children worldwide.
This is one of many massively promising technologies pioneered in the city of
Eindhoven, a mid-sized city located in the southern region of the Netherlands.
Eindhoven is hands-down the most inventive city in the world based on one of the most commonly used metrics for mapping the geography of innovation, which is called “patent intensity.”
More specifically, Eindhoven produced 22.6 patents for every 10,000 residents, making it the world’s most inventive city, according to the
To put this in perspective,
San Diego, which claimed the second spot on the list, produces only 8.9 patents for every 10,000 residents.
The OECD tracks patent applications for more than 250 cities around the world under the
Patent Cooperation Treaty, an international system that allows inventors to apply for patent protection in up to 117 countries simultaneously through a single application process.
Based on the total number of patent applications for every 10,000 residents in a metropolitan area, the world’s 15 most inventive cities are concentrated in northern Europe and the United States.
Eindhoven is emblematic of the “knowledge economy” and has the awards to prove it.
For several years now, the
Intelligent Community Forum has ranked Eindhoven as one of the world’s most intelligent communities for several consecutive years. In 2011, Eindhoven claimed the top spot in ICF’s annual rankings.
Oddly, not a single Japanese city ranks in the world’s 15 most inventive cities, which is dominated by cities in the United States (six cities on the list), Germany (four cities on the list) and Sweden (three cities on the list).
Eindhoven Netherlands 22.58 San Diego United States 8.95 San Francisco United States 7.57 Malmö Sweden 6.85 Grenoble France 6.23 Stuttgart Germany 6.18 Boston United States 5.80 Stockholm Sweden 5.72 Minneapolis United States 5.06 München Germany 4.97 Mannheim Germany 4.95 Göteborg Sweden 4.40 Seattle United States 4.25 København Denmark 3.75
While all three of
Sweden’s three most populated cities are on the list of the top 15 most inventive cities, the smallest of those three cities is the highest on the list.
The city of
Malmö in southern Sweden ranks fourth on the list of cities with the most patent applications per 10,000 residents.
Malmo is young with nearly half of its population under the age of 35. It is also diverse, boasting the highest proportion of foreign-born residents of any city in Sweden.
Bron: http://www.forbes.com/sites/williampentland/2013/07/09/worlds-15-most-inventive-cities/
Ik wil weekend!!!