Archive Open menu Search 296 results Open menu 08 May 2018 ‘Where there's a will, something goes away’ The Netherlands needs to opt for a coastal system that is as adaptive as possible, taking maximum advantage of the coast’s natural resilience and its ability to organise itself. This is according to ecologist, Prof. Peter Herman, who will give his inaugural address at TU Delft on Wednesday, 9 May. Read more 30 April 2018 Grant for sustainable asphalt technologies How to increase the durability and lifespan of pavement materials? Xueyan Liu, Panos Apostolidis, Prof. Scarpas and Prof. Erkens from the Engineering Structures department received a grant from the Dutch Province Noord Holland to research Epoxyasphalt technologies. Read more 27 April 2018 Publication Nature Scientific Reports: Beaches worldwide are growing We love holidays on the beach and about a quarter of the world's population live on coasts because of the favourable economic location. But until now we have had only a very vague picture of how coastal areas have evolved worldwide over the years. Scientists in Delft are changing this. Researchers from Deltares, Delft University of Technology and IHE have analysed changes in 50,000 beaches over a 35-year period. They present their findings today in Nature Scientific Reports. Read more 26 April 2018 Super computing power for rainfall modelling in Africa Prof. Nick van de Giesen received an IBM Technology & Data grant in the form of free super computing power and weather data. The project of Prof. Van de Giesen and Camille le Coz (both from the Water Management department) focusses on the simulation of rainfall and weather data in Africa to increase farmer resilience. Read more 26 April 2018 Safe drinking water for all with smart, new drinking water technologies Access to safe drinking water is a global challenge, particularly affecting the rural poor in developing countries. This urgent problem requires new, smart solutions for the removal of a wide range of contaminants of global concern, such as arsenic, fluoride, pathogens and antibiotic resistant genes. Read more ... Page 53 Page 54 Page 55 You are on page 56 Page 57 Page 58 ... Share this page: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Share this page