Traffic signs are proudly displayed on the wall in some student houses. A stop sign in the corridor, street signs next to the fridge. How do they get there? And why?
Student Marnix Jacobs (Technology, Policy and Management) has created an online help book to help teachers use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in their classes. Unlike students, teachers do not work with AI very often yet. Coming up with group assignments, relevant practical examples. AI can do it all, if you know how to use it in
Professor of bionanoscience Marileen Dogterom has won the 2025 Professor of Excellence Award. On Wednesday June 11th, she was surprised by Jenny Dankelman, the chair of the selection committee. Dogterom receives the prize in recognition of her scientific achievements, her leadership in synthetic biology and her profound impact on students and young scientists. The selection
Student Jesse Pieper puts all his time and money in fencing. His goal: the 2032 Olympic Games in Australia. “It is often impossible to see with your bare eyes who hits who first.” This is the fifth and last part of our series about unknown student sports.
The city council recommends Alexander Pechtold as the new mayor of Delft. The municipality reported this in a press release on Thursday. Pechtold will probably replace the outgoing Marja van Bijsterveldt from September 4th. The Confidential Committee that recommended him is pleased with Pechtold as a candidate for the mayoralty. He has ‘extensive political and
Braving the elements and with fluttering flags, 75 people joined the Pride Walk across TU Delft campus on Thursday afternoon. And that is not all, TU Delft will have a boat in the Canal Parade in Amsterdam for the first time.
Student Gabriël Lomans rolls, turns and waves in his wheel. “If I am stressed, I sometimes go and roll around.” Part 4 of our series about less well known student sports.
Face masks, keeping distance, opening windows. How much do these really help in preventing the spread of viruses? Scientists in the Mist project, in which TU Delft researchers are also involved, are looking into this. The Mist project will hold a public event on Monday 2 June.
What responsibilities does innovation bring in a world where geopolitical tensions are rising? On Tuesday 27 May Rob de Wijk, professor of international relations at Leiden University, will address this question. De Wijk is founder of The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, which conducts research on geopolitical and military issues. After his lecture The new
