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This week, the new contemplation room in the TU Delft Library has opened. The space is located on the third floor and is accessible to students, staff and visitors who want to meditate, reflect or rest. It is the second contemplation room on campus; the first is located at sports and cultural centre X. A
After a year of absence, the oil and gas giants Shell and TotalEnergies will again have stands ‘as usual’ at the next Delft Career Days. This was announced by the student Board of the Delft Career Days job market in a press release. “We want every sector to be represented to meet the demand from
From January 2025, the Executive Board will host a biweekly walk-in meeting on social safety. During these sessions, students, PhD candidates, and staff members can speak with University Rector Tim van der Hagen about questions, concerns, and ideas related to social safety. The walk-in meetings will take place on Tuesday mornings from 8:15 to 9:15
Christien Janssen. (Photo: TU Delft) After a months-long illness, Building Physics lecturer Christien Janssen passed away on December 10th, the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment announced on its website this Thursday. Janssen had been a lecturer at TU Delft since 2015. In the announcement, the faculty described Janssen's death as a great loss.
Join a new walk-out, is the call from the VSSD. The Delft student union urges students and staff to protest on Wednesday afternoon 11 December against the planned multi-billion-euro cuts to higher education. The plan is to gather at 1:00 PM in front of the Aula and march across the campus. The walk-out is part
TU Delft's Internal Audit Department is currently evaluating the role of the Diversity & Inclusion Office. This was announced in a message on Intranet. The results of the study may have implications for the interpretation of the role of D&I Officer. Since 2020, this role had been held by Professor David Keyson. He resigned the
TU Delft's Innovation and Impact Centre (I&IC) has a new director as of 1 January: Kenneth Heijns. Until June 2024, he was general director at the Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions (AMS). He stayed at AMS for a while, until he transferred to I&IC in September. As an employee there he is supporting the
How can artificial intelligence be used to create art? TU Delft students and staff gave it a try during the AI art competition ‘Gen AI on the Fly’. Currently, the central hall of the TU Delft Library hosts an exhibition featuring the winning works from this competition. A total of 35 TU Delft students and
At the request of rector magnificus Tim van der Hagen, Delta has added a post-script to the interview with him that Delta published on 24 September. The post-script was added after Van der Hagen indicated to Delta on Friday 18 October that he wanted to ‘nuance’ his statement ‘the settlement agreements that I am familiar