AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAerospace Technology: Dutch firm PhotonFirst and Bell Textron will explore fiber-optic sensors to monitor aircraft structures, deepening US-Dutch industry ties. Semiconductors: ASML reported record quarterly sales of €11.7 billion, but says chip-tool supply will fall short of demand in 2027 and 2028, with some customers already seeking machines for 2030. Materials Research: A Dutch AI company says it can design custom polymers in weeks rather than years. Coastal Science: Utrecht University and NIOZ researchers found that Dutch dune grass can lose its ability to build up sand below a critical density, potentially triggering a self-reinforcing decline.
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