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Decommissioning and recycling offshore power cables
Master's student Wessel Bruinsma investigates how offshore power cables can be dug up and recycled when offshore wind farms 'run out' after…
Causing near collisions with cyclists to improve traffic models
It’s surprising, but in the Netherlands – a nation of cyclists – there’s very little data on how cyclists respond to each other in traffic.…
Inaugural address: Powerful design capabilities crucial for addressing societal challenges
On Friday, 13 September, Professor Matthijs Langelaar will deliver his inaugural speech, Computational Design: Shaping the Future. In his…
Graduation group, in English
Graduation group, in English Workshop | On campus 11 November 2024 14:30 till 16:30 - Location: on campus - By: Michelle Massink | Add to my…
Prioritise and plan effectively
Prioritise and plan effectively 02 October 2024 15:00 till 17:30 - Location: On campus - By: Career Centre TU Delft | Add to my calendar…
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Rewind to the Iron Age
Reproducing a 3,000-year-old sword for your graduation project. Materials Science & Engineering student Dorien Westert is combining…
Rethinking transport in cities
Half-loaded delivery vans with logos in colours ranging from purple to red cruise along the same narrow cobbled street. There is plenty of…
Protecting vital infrastructure from cyber-attacks with physics-inspired AI
From home-heating to power plants, it is control systems that ensure the proper, or even optimal, operation of any physical system that must…
Students make faded 4,000-year-old Egyptian paintings visible again
Graduating among ancient objects at the National Museum of Antiquities. It’s not exactly what you might expect from a bachelor’s degree in…