Artificial intelligence is this year’s theme at TU Delft. Delta highlights six AI studies. Part 2: how to optimise composite structures with AI.
Delphine de Tavernier is a wind-energy expert and one of 17 recipients from TU Delft of NWO’s Veni grant. Delta talked to her about her research into morphing-wing technology.
Slouch, shift, turn. Lectures can mean lengthy periods of sitting. What are the criteria for a good seat and what can you do yourself? Ergonomist Peter Vink has four tips.
Electricity Professor Peter Palensky has solar panels on his roof. That energy company Vandebron wants money for them doesn’t surprise him. “The grid is jammed,” he says.
Artificial intelligence is the theme at TU Delft this year. Delta explains six pieces of AI research. Part 1: how does AI ensure that a robot without GPS knows where it is?
For her physics research on biological processes, professor Nynke Dekker received the Physica Prize in May. What makes her research so special?
At the World Sailing Championships in Scheveningen, former world champion Annemiek Bekkering brought the races to shore through TU Delft computer images on a large screen.
Inflation is pushing PhD candidates with grants to the brink. As their position at TU Delft is so tenuous, they could be subject to misuse. TU Delft does little, found Delta.
Heating houses in a smarter and more sustainable way is the main motivation behind the Open Innovation Heat Network. The new research and testing facility opened last Monday.
