We meet the people who study or work on campus in Humans of TU Delft. Filippo Santoni de Sio says that educators should be more critical of the tools and technology they use.
What do international TU Delft students and employees think of the debate on internationalisation. Do they still feel welcome at TU Delft?
Fluid dynamicist Dr Koen Muller filmed fish at Blijdorp Zoo. Not for a family video, but for his PhD research. It turned out it wasn’t as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.
Delft solar team finishes third in Australia The Brunel Solar Team (BST) finished 3rd at the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge (WSC) with an average speed of 82.7 km/h. Losing out to Twente University’s Solar Team Twente (87.4 km/h), and their biggest rivals, the now 2-time consecutive World Champions, Belgian team Innoptus (88.2 km/h).…
With his housemates’ support, Koos Meesters won a seat on the Student Council and represents Dé Partij. How will he build a party and a student association on his own?
The Brunel Solar Team is prepping for the world solar racing championship, competition seems stiff as ever. Delta spoke to Team Manager Lennert Hessels for a quick debriefing.
Middenberm, Delft’s largest skatepark, reopened after an expensive renovation. Why now? And what do skateparks even offer the public? Delta spoke to some locals to find out.
A student-organised squat under a bridge was shut down after three months. Delta spoke to co-founder Tov Frencken about how the project started, and how it ended.
Who are the people who study or work at TU Delft? We meet them in this series. Wing Yan Man is organising the first ever IDE standalone exhibit at Dutch Design Week.