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Did someone fall down the stairs or were they pushed? NFI and TU Delft are working on a model for complex falls
Did a person fall or was he or she pushed? Cases where a deceased person lies at the bottom of the stairs are complex. To aid detection, the…
Victims of the war in Ukraine receive prosthetic hands designed by TU Delft
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the need for prosthetic hands has increased sharply. TU Delft researcher Gerwin Smit has designed a…
‘Do you also make money as a professor?"
During ‘Meet the Professor’, four 3mE professors visited several Delft primary schools. They gave fifth and sixth grade pupils guest lessons…
Visualising internal stresses in solid polymers using colour-changing Spiropyrans
Spiropyrans are chemicals that change colour when you shine light on them – a useful property in many areas of medicine and technology. Now…
Ad van Wijk in various media
Reformatorisch Dagblad : Met waterstof blijft cv nog jaren branden Headtopics: Hoogleraar: Tata Steel komt straks helemaal geen waterstof…
Track-and-trace method predicts best possible resolution in microscopy
TU Delft scientists provide insight into the limitations of super-resolution microscopy and offer a new calculation method to determine…
3mE researchers give children from The Hague's Escamp district a sneak peek
Scientists Just Herder, Paul Breedveld, Tim Horeman-Franse and Bart van Straten again demonstrated a fine example of science communication…
Laurence Willemet wins the Best Thesis Award from the Eurohaptics Society
During EuroHaptics2022 in Hamburg, Dr. Laurence Willemet of the Human-Robot Interaction section received the prestigious Best Thesis Award…
Elementary 2
Level CEF from A1 to A2. Study workload Around 10 hours a week (3 ects for TU students). Lessons The lessons take place twice a week: on…
The formation of kidney stones on a microscale
Researchers from TU Delft developed a method to watch the formation of kidney stones on a microscale, in a so called microfluidic platform.…