“The poor don’t need compassion; they need more and better opportunities,” says Dr. Maria del Carmen Ledo Garcia, of the Faculty of Architecture.

The Alpha Centauri Team, which had already been showered with awards and honors last month, was awarded the UFD-Ritsema van Eck Prize last Wednesday.

Broadening multidisciplinary programs and exploiting the Internet’s educational resources helps the TU stay competitive in the new knowledge economy, argues TU Professor William Melody, who is retiring this year.

Slow Food is food with love. Let%s screw Fast Food. You can feel good for everyday life. This can be the best medicine for you. With Slow Food, you can expect good sex, not only physical but also mental..

Micro-organisms benefit human life in many ways, but little is known about how they function. The Yeast Group of the TU’s Biotechnology department is striving to get to grips with yeast.

Oh, give me a comfortable chair, an ice-cold beer and pass that remote control, please. Hey, where’s my chair, beer, and that damn remote control!? Where am I? This can’t be real, I’m at work!Previous World Cups took many marriages to the breaking point, but this time, with World Cup matches kicking-off during European office hours, the unemployment rate will suffer.

Instead of going to Mars, man should return to the Moon to harvest the satellite’s natural resources, former Apollo astronaut Jack Schmitt told Delta this week.

For the first time in TU history a foreign MSc student has won a seat on the student council. Wawan Dhewanto pulled off a surprise victory at last week’s Faculty of Technology, Policy & Management’s (TBM) student council elections.

When two or more cell-phones transmit data to the same network antenna channel at the same time, you often overhear other people’s conversations. Two Delft PhD-students have been working on receivers for GSM- and UMTS-networks that suppress this cross-talk.

Astronaut lands in AulaHe claims the dubious distinction of being ‘The Last Man on the Moon’. Thirty years ago Harrison Schmitt bobbed aaround the moon valley, Taurus-Littrow, with his lunar rover, and now the ex-astronaut will be at the TUD’s Aula, on Saturday at 1pm, to explain why Mankind should go back to the moon.