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The Dutch climate is changing
by Dorus Vlierboom, supervised by Martine Rutten The Dutch climate is changing. According to the KNMI the Netherlands will become warmer and…
The Dutch climate is changing
by Dorus Vlierboom, supervised by Martine Rutten The Dutch climate is changing. According to the KNMI the Netherlands will become warmer and…
Open learning materials for a multidisciplinary education programme
Open Education Week 2022 | Blogpost by Timon Idema The goal of the OLMO, or `open leermaterialen voor een multidisciplinaire opleiding’…
Creating an Open Textbook on Linear Algebra
Open Education Week 2022 | Blogpost by Martijn Ouwehand & Loes van Hove In 2021, the interfaculty teaching staff for Mathematics education…
The art of re-using: TU Delft Open Educational Resources (OER) policy
Open Education Week 2022 | Blogpost by Nicole Will & Alessandra Candian We are proud to share with you the TU Delft Open Educational…
Profile, facts and figures
Profile TU Delft's unique social position, as set out in 'Challenging the Future', means that our programmes are designed with the engineers…
Estimating the safety factor of monsoon-affected urban drainage systems using fault tree analysis
By Florida Visser, supervised by Martine Rutten Many cities in South-East Asia increasingly face flooding problems that frequently inundate…
Playscapes
In this PhD project we are interested in what stimulates young children to engage in physical play in hospital settings. The research, in…
KOOKID
KOOKID initiates a daily moment to connect for parents and their infants (1,5 up to 3 years old) by involving the child in the process of…
Designing the Connected Every Day
As objects around us begin to collect data and make suggestions about what might be desirable, it is possible that they may even be able to…