TU Delft scientists are developing new living materials, which contain organisms such as fungi and algae, and could lead to adaptable and self-growing objects all around us.
The COP28 UN climate conference started on 30 November 2023 in Dubai, a country built on oil. Delta asks two TU Delft experts about their hopes and expectations.
Europe is dependent on imported metals for its electrical products. Peter Rem’s group is working on technologies in an EU programme to give waste value.
From 1 December, academics can apply for PhD projects on Africa at five Dutch universities in the fields of climate change, healthcare and more.
TU Delft’s first satellite lasted an unexpectedly long time in space. But after 15 years, increased solar activity proved fatal to Delfi-C3 on Monday 13 November.
In their reactions to the election results, higher education administrators point to the power of internationalisation and connection, among them the TU Delft Rector.
Hydrogen Professor Ad van Wijk bid TU Delft farewell with a symposium, farewell speech, and a book on energy. Delta asked him about the origins of his vision on hydrogen.
Good science cannot exist without international exchange, the Young Academy claims. The society is worried about the “highly polarised” discourse on language of instruction.
