Building with wood is good for the climate and the nitrogen crisis. It also accelerates housing construction and more. So why do we see so little of it?
According to the Dutch journal ‘De Ingenieur’ (The Engineer), China has given the go-ahead for an experimental nuclear reactor, the thorium-breeding molten-salt reactor (TMSR)
Student team AeroDelft had a modified airplane taxi electrically over the runway in Breda on 7 July 2022. In a year’s time, the aircraft could be flying on hydrogen.
‘Global warming limited to two degrees’ Unlike most of his colleagues in the climate and energy sector Prof. Kornelis Blok (TPM) thinks that global warming will be limited to two degrees. On his Kornelis’ Blog website, he explains that most IPCC authors expect a three-degree temperature rise. He then explains why he…
The new multiphase flow tunnel is a unique research facility in Europe, says Dr Cornel Thill. So what is so special about the device – apart from its appearance?
The Green Village has its own wind turbine, built by students within a week. The Delft blue turbine is a celebration of the first 10 years of the European Wind Energy Master.
Sea level rise along Dutch coast speeds up Researchers led by Dr Riccardo Riva (Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences) have reviewed the data of eight tidal stations along the Dutch coast for the past 100 years. For the longest time, the sea level rose by about 1 mm/year. But in the last…
The first to graduate as a TU Delft Robotics Engineer is Srimannarayana Baratam. He has a mission: making traffic in India safer with affordable automotive perception systems.
Since the Covid crisis, science has been at the heart of society, yet it is being criticised and threatened. Marileen Dogterom, the new KNAW President, argues for fairness.
