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Successful first Annual Meeting of the Dutch Inverse Problems Community
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At Thursday 26 and Friday 27 November the first Annual Meeting of the Dutch Inverse Problems Community was held at the Conference hotel “De…
Young Scientists on stage
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Martijn Nagtegaal, PhD student @ImPhys participated in the "Hoezo? Show!". The Hoe?Zo! Show is an interactive science game show in which…
Research lines
To serve society, the focus of the group is on two main research lines: assessment of existing concrete structures The group is famous for…
Research
The mission of the group is to perform the research directly serving societal challenges. Two main challenges in the area of concrete…
Gendered Research and Innovation as Complement to Current TU Delft gender policy: DEWIS talks to Claudia Werker
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Claudia Werker serves as vice-chairwoman of the works council of TU Delft and as DEWIS Board member. She is an Associate Professor at the…
Martijn Tijssen
Guangtao Yang
Michael Falkenberg
MSc student Michael Falkenberg was born in Preetz, Germany, in 1989. He received his Bachelor's in Business Administration & Industrial…
Timo van Pelt
MSc student Timo was born in Rotterdam and decided that the TU Delft would be a nice place to study. He finished his BSc. in aerospace…
National Geographic Magazine: 'How Green, How Soon?
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National Geographic Magazine's October cover story 'How green, how soon?' is about sustainable aviation. In the spring, top photographer…