Latest news Open menu Search 293 results rss Open menu 21 May 2021 TU Delft | Global Initiative is looking for students to join its first ever Student Club Board! Are you interested in sustainable global development? Do you think research and technology are important in achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals? Do you want to make a difference? Are you a BSc or MSc student? Then we are looking for you! Read more 11 May 2021 Serge Hoogendoorn new member KNAW Serge Hoogendoorn will be installed as a KNAW member on September 13. The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) has elected twenty-three new members, including three from abroad. Members of the KNAW, leading scientists from all disciplines, are elected on the basis of their scientific achievements. The KNAW has approximately five hundred and fifty members. Membership is for life. Read more 11 May 2021 Royal decoration for Pieternel Levelt Professor Pieternel Levelt, Professor of Remote Sensing of the Earth Atmosphere at the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences (CiTG), has been appointed Knight of the Order of the Netherlands Lion. Read more 10 May 2021 25 partners from the construction industry sign Manifesto More than 25 parties from the construction world, including 4TU.Bouw, are joining forces for an innovative approach to replacement and renovation. Read more 29 April 2021 1,000 rivers emit nearly 80% of global ocean plastic pollution A publication in Science Advances sheds new light on where and how much plastic flows into the oceans via rivers. Read more 26 April 2021 Royal Honors for three TU Delft professors De Delftse hoogleraren Pieternel Levelt, Jack Pronk en Kees Vuik hebben dit jaar een Koninklijke Onderscheiding ontvangen. Read more 08 April 2021 Grimburgwal provides lessons for quay wall renovations Amsterdam On September 1, 2020, part of the quay of the Grimburgwal in Amsterdam collapsed. The primary causes appear to be the different construction of the narrow quay, the locally deeper canal bed, and the weakening of masonry due to collisions. This is the result of the research conducted by a research team composed of experts from TU Delft, Deltares, AMS Institute, and SkyGEO, led by Mandy Korff (TU Delft/Deltares), on behalf of the City of Amsterdam. The full report with conclusions and recommendations for other quay walls in the city was published by the City of Amsterdam on April 8, 2021. Read more ... Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 You are on page 23 Page 24 Page 25 ... Share this page: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Share this page