With AeroDelft, Aman Singhvi is part of a student team working to make liquid hydrogen-powered flight a reality. The team aims to test their prototype aircraft this year.
Three students bared all to the ‘De Volkskrant’ newspaper – anonymously – about their unpleasant initiation. Among them a first year member of the Delftsch Studenten Corps.
The number of students at TU Delft in the 2021-2022 academic year is currently 28,066. It is a preliminary figure, but it does show that TU Delft is growing again.
Using earth observation images to track rainfall, PhD candidate Mónica Estébanez Camarena hopes to help Ghanaian farmers. “The research is about more than getting a PhD.”
‘Disaster Professor’ at the opening Climate Hub Klik hier om terug te gaan naar de Nederlandse versie Today, Friday 24 September, TU Delft will open the Climate Action Hub on the Hague campus, a physical meeting place where administrators, policy makers, citizens, businesses and knowledge institutions can work…
Weer gezakt voor dat tentamen. Eindeloos hospiteren en niemand die je als huisgenoot wil. Volgens filosoof Stine Jensen – je kent haar misschien van de 2018-editie van Wie is de Mol? – is het allemaal geen reden om je uit het veld te laten slaan. Of je slaagt of faalt, is namelijk geen kwestie van…
Three TU Delft faculties are joining a research consortium led by Schiphol on making aviation more sustainable. CEG is one of them. What is its plan?
During the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic, a group of EEMCS students put their skills to use and developed a face mask that cleans the air while you breathe it in.
MSA Ibn Firnas was founded to help support the spiritual and academic well-being of Muslim students at TU Delft. Board Member Irum Faisal explains how that works.
