Instead of contributing to commuting costs, all TU Delft staff will receive an allowance for working at home between 1 January and 1 September 2021.
Vanaf 1 januari 2021 tot 1 september 2021 ontvangen alle TU-medewerkers in plaats van een bijdrage reiskosten woon-werkverkeer een tijdelijke thuiswerkvergoeding. Sinds de uitbraak van het coronavirus werken veel medewerkers vanuit huis. Ondanks deze veranderde situatie, werden de vaste reis- en onkostenvergoedingen doorbetaald. Per 1 januari 2021 staat de Belastingdienst het echter…
Since the coronavirus outbreak forced the country into lockdown, remote studying and social distancing have become the new normal. How are TU Delft students holding up?
The Delft start-up Loop has developed a living coffin which transforms waste products from an efficient composting of the body into nutrients for new life.
Anonymous contributor gives University of Groningen 35 million The University of Groningen received an amount of 35 million euros from a former student. It is the largest donation in the history of this university. Of the donation, 30 million euros will go to CogniGron, Groningen’s research into materials for the computers of the future.…
Students and staff at the Material Science Engineering Department are currently walking, running and cycling thousands of kilometres for a good cause.
Celebrate Lichtjesavond online Tuesday, December 8th, the Dark Days of Delft traditionally start with ‘Lichtjesavond’. This year no strolling on the Christmas market, but a live broadcast with music and other acts. The show can be watched from 8pm, directly after the press conference, at TV West or YouTube. Immediately…
Light rail between campuses? A light rail connection from Leiden, via Delft to Dordrecht. This is advocated by a coalition of forty regional parties. This new public transport route should better connect universities, businesses and residents. The plan is part of the Zuid-Holland Growth Agenda, a campaign of the province of…
200 students celebrated digital Diwali Travel restrictions and limited social activities affected this year’s Diwali festival of lights. In order to keep spirits up, the Indian Student Association (ISA) in Delft therefore organised a digital Diwali festival. On Saturday 28 November, over thirty participants performed as more than 200 students enjoyed the festivities…
