Even wat anders dan corona: een leestip. Een boek over Samsung met het logo van Apple? Beetje raar. Maar het laat goed zien waar ‘Samsung rising’ van Geoffrey Cain over gaat.
In a crisis you grab the first tools available. But Bob van Vliet watches with concern how enthusiastically everyone is embracing software from data hungry companies.
The corona crisis is forcing us to change our behaviour. Caspar Chorus (TPM) sees that it is not morals that are determining our behaviour, but the other way around.
With little demand for transport and disrupted logistics chains, Wouter Beelaerts van Blokland believes that new ideas are needed for the economy and transport.
Forget the coronavirus, says columnist Vishal Onkhar. These are turbulent times in the realm of politics and the world at large and academics should take an active interest.
Double degree student Emiel Beinema read the letter from the Executive Board to TU Delft students. As far as he is concerned, humaneness comes before his studies.
TU Delft is trying to centralise online teaching tools in this time of crisis, but columnist Monique van der Veen is not intending to obey.
Inspired by singing Italian neighbours on social media, internationals living at the Prof. Schermerhornstraat complex had their own DJ night, Medha Hariharan witnessed.
Artificial intelligence is not always innocent, argues columnist Noor van Driel. What we need, but often miss, is critical thinking.
