Outgoing Education Minister Dijkgraaf had himself updated on experiences with open science at the TU Delft Library on 7 September. The choice of Delft was no coincidence.
Library’s own climate problem Plastic foil shield the monitors from dripping water. (Photo: Jos Wassink) Last week’s heat led to the closure of the Glass Room and the Blue Room of the TU Delft Library on Sunday. Building management explains: ‘Due to the heat of the past few days, condensation has formed…
The last time Wim Uijttewaal stood on the blocked A12 as a citizen he got splashed by a water cannon. He does not want this to happen again on Saturday. Because of his toga.
Artificial intelligence is this year’s theme at TU Delft. Delta highlights six AI studies. Part 2: how to optimise composite structures with AI.
Artificial intelligence is everywhere. Also in Delft, as the theme of the opening of the academic year. Outgoing minister and alumnus Van Gennip had a call for students.
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.
Library cleared due to fire alarm Around noon, the siren went off in the TU Delft Library. Those present in the building were urged to leave the building as soon as possible via the designated exits. About ten minutes later, a fire truck stood in front of the newly installed barrier in the…
Five million dollars for quantum telecommunication TU Delft and the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience have received a 5 million dollar grant from the Kavli Foundation to develop a quantum equivalent of telecommunications. Quantum physicists and biophysicists from Delft University of Technology, QuTech and the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Delft formulated a proposal…
