Architecture students have designed a rural house for earthquake victims in Turkey, which they are set to build and test. Delta attended the design reveal.
Solar panels in space can always generate energy. But can that energy be beamed back to Earth? ESA is funding a TU Delft proposal for solar power from space.
The Netherlands Academy of Engineers welcomed its first 62 members last month. What does the NAE hope to achieve? Delta spoke to two Board members.
After a rollercoaster ride of royal success to an investigation into scientific integrity, Leo Kouwenhoven will return as a University Professor on 1 March 2024.
No application rounds, no competing for money… A new unit of research funding body NWO will use a different approach – and 20 million euros – to encourage climate research.
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.
