News and agenda Open menu 16 February 2023 The Ship Hydromechanics lab welcomes the upgraded Wave-Flume Tank A number of internal relocations have taken place in the 3mE building the past year and one of them was the relocation of the Wave-Flume Tank. The tank has been moved from building section J to the API hall nearby in Leeghwaterstraat to create space for projects being conducted in the Fluid Mechanics Lab. The Wave-Flume Tank has returned home: at the Ship Hydromechanics Lab. Read more 02 February 2023 Lorenzo Botto has been awarded an ERC Proof of Concept grant His research is based on a previous ERC grant on graphene nanoparticles, in which centrifugation was used to sort particles by size classes. Read more 30 January 2023 NWO-xs grant for new ‘Green’ way to produce Ammonia The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded Mahinder Ramdin (P&E) an NWO-xs grant for his ‘Green Ammonia Production’ project, GAPLiC. Ammonia is important in the production of fertiliser, and therefore mass food production, but the current ammonia production process consumes enormous amounts of energy - 1% of all the energy produced globally. Read more 22 December 2022 Willem Haverkort in various media Read more 22 December 2022 Burak Eral in various media Read more 15 December 2022 3mE wins both second and fourth place in Best Tech-idea 2022 Read more 28 November 2022 Ruud Kortlever in various media Read more 17 November 2022 Electric technology to save energy in drying processes Scientists of TU Delft and four other Dutch universities join forces to save energy in drying processes. In the ELECTRIFIED project, the researchers will use the power of electricity and electrical fields to develop breakthrough technologies for large energy savings in industrial drying processes. Read more 31 October 2022 Ad van Wijk in various media Read more 27 September 2022 Open Technology award for large-scale electrolysers NWO has awarded funding to six technology-science research projects from the Open Technology Programme. One of these is the e-HEAT project by researchers Jurriaan Peeters, Ruud Kortlever and Lorenzo Botto from the Process & Energy Department. In this project they are working on the development of large-scale CO2 electrolysers that enable large-scale energy storage on a seasonal time scale possible. The outcomes are expected to also benefit H2O electrolysers and fuel cells. Read more Page 1 You are on page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 ... Agenda September 04 06 The 28th Thermodynamics Conference Share this page: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Share this page