The Netherlands is sinking faster than previously thought. This is what a team of researchers led by Ramon Hanssen of the mathematical geodesy and positioning section found.
Het spoor moet op de schop, zei Rob Goverde bij zijn intreerede. De relaistechnologie van het spoor is 100 jaar oud. ‘Treinen kunnen veel dichter na elkaar rijden met ERTMS.’
Nuclear energy is making a comeback. After TV presenter Arjen Lubach argued for nuclear power stations, the VVD jumped on the bandwagon. Prof. Kornelis Blok was incredulous.
Kernenergie is hot. Nadat Arjen Lubach zondag op tv pleitte voor kerncentrales, is ook de VVD op de nucleaire tour. Een rare ontwikkeling, vindt energie-expert Kornelis Blok.
Wat is de oorzaak van dementie? Dr. Henne Holstege van het Alzheimercentrum Amsterdam vertelt op 8 november in Delft hoe zij dit samen met Delftse wetenschappers ontrafelt.
Every year, thousands of birds collide with aircraft. Delft researchers have developed a simulation programme that could help reduce the risks of collisions.
Delft students presented their idea on how to detect modified DNA in athletes and won prizes for best application and best design at the iGEM contest for synthetic biology.
The EU awarded QUTech EUR 10 million to develop a blueprint for a quantum internet. The grant is part of a EUR 1 billion programme that should lead to a quantum revolution.
Experimental fusion reactor ITER may one day revolutionise energy supply. Delta visited this ambitious project in France and found that Delft researchers play their part.
