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E. (Eva) De Winkel
Eva de Winkel is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, TU Delft. Her research focusses on responsible design, operation and evaluation of artificial intelligence algorithms for flexibility in electrical distribution grids.
Jeroen van de Hoven member of Analytics Advisory Commission at Finance
The Council of Ministers last week approved the formation of the Analytics Advisory Committee. This committee will advise the Tax Administration, the Customs Administration, the Benefits Agency and the Ministry of Finance on how to deal with risk models and algorithms. The advisory committee is tasked with considering current analytics issues within the services, both on request and on its own initiative. Jeroen van den Hoven, professor of Ethics and Technology, has been appointed a member of the committee.
AI to guide Science & Geometric Deep Learning of Surfaces
On March 8 the NWO Domain Board Science has approved nineteen grant applications in the Open Competition Domain Science-M programme, two of which for projects within EEMCS. Sebastijan Dumancic will research how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help scientists with discovering explanations for natural phenomena. Klaus Hildebrandt will work on geometric convolutional neural networks to see how they can help solve difficult problems in surface analysis and processing. Although already existing, these methods are still under development and need to be further developed before they can be widely used in practice.
Accreditation for new Master’s Degree in Quantum Information Science & Technology
On 16 February the Netherlands-Flemish Accreditation Organisation (NVAO) accredited the Master's degree in Quantum Information Science & Technology (QIST). With this accreditation, the new programme can officially kick off in September 2023. The Master’s programme is a collaboration between TU Delft (AS, EEMCS and QuTech) and Leiden University.
Nitesh Bharosa op iBestuur over GovTech
Hoe innovatief is Nederland als het gaat om publieke dienstverlening? Wat doen ‘we’ goed, wat kan beter? Volgens Nitesh Bharosa, hoogleraar GovTech and Public Service Innovation aan de TU Delft, kan er nog wel een schepje bovenop.
Q. (Juliette) Li
Juliette Li is a PhD Candidate at the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, TU Delft. Her research project is on data quality, collaborative information seeking and human rights due diligence.
New approach for Majorana research in short nanowires
Onderzoekers en ingenieurs van QuTech en de Technische Universiteit Eindhoven hebben Majorana-deeltjes gemaakt en hun eigenschappen met grote nauwkeurigheid gemeten. Majoranadeeltjes zijn één van meerdere veelbelovende kandidaten voor stabiele quantumbits, de bouwstenen van quantumcomputers.
Aarón Moreno Inglés
PhD candidate, section Ethics/Philosophy of Technology (EPT)
Samuela Marchiori
PhD candidate, section Ethics/Philosophy of Technology (EPT)
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