Frank Nuijens  | WTC advisor, TU Delft

‘As a scientific and communication adviser, you have a strategic position within the organisation. Finding support within other organisations and companies is enormously important. But simply expounding theories and ideas won’t get you anywhere. You have to be good at passing on real knowledge in the interests of achieving a variety of goals’.

Max Mulder | Researcher
Making mathematical models of human behaviour in simulators is the speciality of Max Mulder, researcher at the LR Faculty of TU Delft. But to psychologists working on the same problem, his findings are often too abstract. Undeterred, Mulder still tries to communicate his knowledge so that together they can get a better grasp of the problem in hand.
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‘At the moment, looking for people with an understanding of science and technology and education and communication is like searching for a needle in a haystack. In a world that revolves round dispersing and using knowledge, the demand for people with this background is sure to grow.’