
NLR people
For over a hundred years, Royal NLR has been an ambitious knowledge organisation with a deep-rooted desire to continue to innovate. We offer specific, innovative solutions and technical expertise. For example, we do this in our state-of-the-art research infrastructure and field labs, simulators and wind tunnels.
Since 1919, our professionals have worked tirelessly on new technology, never hesitating to think outside the box in developing market solutions that align with today’s trends and respond effectively to global challenges.
In the series ‘NLR People’ we show who these experts from the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre are, what drives them and what they do behind the scenes.

16 December 2024
NLR People: Elisabeth van der Sman, There’s a lot more to sustainable aviation than CO2 emissions

02 October 2024
NLR People: Jaco Verpoorte, Smart adaptive antennas for safe and more sustainable aviation

25 September 2024
NLR People: Shafeeq Kasiemkhan, Without our work, no plane can take to the air

29 August 2024
NLR People: Gerard van Es, Making the aviation sector even safer

23 July 2024
NLR People: Arun Karwal, From calibration to zero-G test flights

18 April 2024
NLR People: Arjan de Jong, ‘Aircraft design for maintenance’

26 March 2024
NLR People: Jürgen Teutsch, We’re moving towards new forms of airborne traffic

27 February 2024
NLR People: Roel van Benthem, We’ll be flying in hydrogen-powered aircraft ten years from now

02 January 2024
NLR People: Jenny Eaglestone, The human side of aviation

20 December 2023
NLR People: Marthijn Tuinstra, The magic of aeroacoustics: the noise created by airflows

28 November 2023
NLR People: Maria Montero, Turning additive manufacturing into a standard production route for aerospace

28 September 2023
NLR People: Johan Kos, A mathematician’s search for sustainable aviation solutions

03 August 2023
NLR People: Ellen van Leeuwen, Using data to comply with noise standards and regulations

12 July 2023