Archive
22 July 2019
Veni grant for two researchers of Civil Engineering & Geosciences
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The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded a Veni grant worth up to 250,000 euros to twelve highly promising young scientists from TU Delft, two of whom are from the Faculty of Civil Engineering & Geosciences.
04 July 2019
BTIC combines knowledge and innovation strengths for building sector
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Dutch ministries, knowledge institutions and building sector organisations jointly signed a collaboration agreement for the Building and Technology Innovation Centre (BTIC) that combines knowledge and innovation strengths for the entire building sector.
02 July 2019
NSO funds earth observation projects from Susan Steele Dunne and Stef Lhermitte
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The Netherlands Space Office recently funded two CEG earth observation projects, regarding respectively global vegetation water dynamics form radar satellite data (Susan Steele Dunne) and ice shelf instability in Antarctica (Stef Lhermitte).
26 June 2019
Mobilizing young researchers and citizen scientists to close water data gaps
Young researchers and citizen scientists can and should be systematically mobilized with a common mobile data collection platform to help close ‘water data gaps’, says Jeffrey Davids. He defended his PhD-thesis on this subject on Thursday June 13th at TU Delft.
03 June 2019
Matthieu de Schipper bags New Scientist Science Talent award 2019
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Assistent professor of Coastal Engineering Matthieu de Schipper is the New Scientist Science Talent of 2019. The announcement was made at the New Scientist Live event in Utrecht on May 31.