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Three new Marie Slowdowska Curie Fellows at CEG. Marie Slodowska Curie grants are individual grants for international researchers. Harry Zekollari from Belgium, Sonja Vidojkovic from Serbia and Linh Truong Hong from Ireland will be conducting research for a period of 1 to 2 years at the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences.

Using the recently launched TU Delft crowdfunding platlform, Ralph Lindeboom is looking for donors to support his water purification project in India.

Professor Hans van Lint has received an NWO TTP grant of 1.3 million euros for the MiRRORS project; Multiscale integrated traffic observatory for large road networks.

Het boek "Unsteady Flow in Open Channels' door Prof. Em. Jurjen Battjes en Robert Jan Labeur is geselecteerd voor de prestigieuze Choice magazine lijst "outstanding academic titles 2017".

The first GROW project, ‘Gentle Driving of Piles’, received the approval of the Dutch RVO for granting a subsidy of 2.7 million euro. This project consortium is led by TU Delft and together with the GROW partners Boskalis, Deltares, DOT, Eneco, Sif, TNO, ECN, Shell, IHC, SHL and Van Oord, they will develop and test a novel pile installation method for offshore wind turbines.

Sukanta Basu (GRS) has won the Solar power prediction challenge – a hackathon organised by Shell and many other partners to develop machine learning-based solar energy forecasting.