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Peter Visser receives the Scientist of the Year Award from AkzoNobel
This week, Peter Visser, PhD Candidate in the Corrosion Technology and Electrochemistry group of Professor Arjan Mol, received the award…
Renewable Energy Systems - The Next Step Forward
Replacing large coal and nuclear power plants with renewable resources, especially wind and solar energy implicitly emphasised an increased…
First joint PhD degree Materials Science TU Delft and Ghent University
Since the cooperation, both young researchers and professors very regularly cover the 180 km between the two cities for research and…
Gas turbines: vital for the transition to renewable energy sources
Gas turbines are mainly known as the jet engines that are used to propel aircraft. But they are also the workhorses in the huge power plants…
Going deeper into the next generation of implants, with three disciplines at once
It has been the undisputed gold standard for implants for dozens of years: titanium. This strong, light and corrosion-resistant metal can be…
In search of better Li-ion batteries and alternatives
There is a lot of progress still to be made when it comes to batteries and energy storage. The problem of storing energy is often…
Building ‘scaled-down synchrotron’ begun
Detecting a hidden layer in a top work of art by Rembrandt, identifying metal fatigue in ships, predicting arteriosclerosis: these are just…
Using Hawkeye from the Avengers to communicate on the eye
Popular culture characters, such as superheroes like Iron Man, Captain America, Wonder Woman, Batman and Hawkeye, can provide a unique and…
Collaboration grant awarded to Department of Process & Energy and MIT
A new initiative focussing on intensifying collaborations between Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Process & Energy division…
Professor Christian Poelma’s inaugural speech: ‘Opaque Flows Clarified’
On Friday 16 February 2018, Christian Poelma, professor of multiphase systems at the Department of Process & Energy, will deliver his…