10 April 2019
Mini-Symposium: 50 years of Moon landing
Walking on the moon an ongoing challenge
02 April 2019
Best Lecturer in 2019
Dr. Calvin Rans, lecturer at the faculty of Aerospace Engineering and Best TU Delft Lecturer in 2018, has reached the final round in the national ‘Best Lecturer in 2019’ contest.
02 April 2019
TU Delft students winner in second round of the GoFly competition
Silverwing, a student team from TU Delft, is one of the five winners of the second round of the GoFly competition, sponsored by Boeing.
19 March 2019
NWA Idea Generator (NWA-IDG)
19 March 2019
Clean Sky Award
04 March 2019
Professors in the Theater arena: 'vliegschaamte'
Flying to the sun for thirty Euros? Shame on you?!
27 February 2019
VSV 'Revolutionary Aerospace Women" event
On Tuesday the 19th March the Revolutionary Aerospace Women Event will be held at the Faculty.
26 February 2019
TU Delft team in pre-final round of prestigious Airbus competition
26 February 2019
Four fields of study at TU Delft in global top 10 of QS Subject Rankings
21 February 2019
A global network of radio telescopes exposes the aftermath of a violent generator of gravitational waves
Astronomers have combined radio telescopes from five continents to prove the existence of a narrow stream of material (jet) emerging from the only gravitational wave event involving two neutron stars observed so far. These findings have now been published in the Science magazine by an international team of scientists, led by Giancarlo Ghirlanda from the National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF, Italy). Professor Leonid Gurvits (JIVE and TU Delft) is co-author of the Science paper.