Some proposed austerity measures at TU Delft will disproportionately affect young academics, fears Delft Young Academy. They make a number of recommendations, such as sharing the education burden fairly.
Academic freedom is under pressure, columnist Jan van Neerven observes. He too believes it is time for the Constitution to be revised.
Could a Large Language Model like GPT-4 ever truly write poetry, Jenna Pfeifer wonders. She is not afraid of the emergence of AI in our creative lives.
Birgit van Driel could not wait for the results of the questionnaire on TU Delft | Campus Rotterdam, but when they appeared at last, something struck her.
A stitched chin, delayed presentation work and a strange freedom of being able to fall. In this column Sofía Ghigliani tells the story of her recent bike accident and reflects on the meaning of adulthood.
The Executive Board says that it does not want to use the cheese grater method to make the current cutbacks. However, in this letter, Fred Veer, Chair of the Trade Unions in the Local Consultation Body (VLO), says that he does not think this will be done.
Why does TU Delft condone a professor who holds sexist beliefs and supports disastrous cuts to higher education, Dap Hartmann asks.
In this opinion piece, Katerina Isaakidou reflects on the TU Delft Graduate School credit system and its practical value for PhD candidates. Particularly regarding how transferable these skills are on the job market.
Working towards diversity should be more than ticking boxes, says Ali Vahidi. Academics should be selected for their ability to enrich their subject area and to teach others to deal with others ethically and respectfully.
