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Open Technology award for large-scale electrolysers
NWO has awarded funding to six technology-science research projects from the Open Technology Programme. One of these is the e-HEAT project…
Robotic support improves rehabilitation
We are living longer and longer these days. And the older we get, the higher the chance of becoming afflicted with an age-related disease,…
Women are consciously opting for mechanical engineering
In June 1921, exactly a century ago, Stanny Koopman was the first woman to graduate from the mechanical engineering programme in Delft. It…
TU Delft and Volvo collaborating on Prognostics for new generation of trucks
Now it is time for trucks to join the transition to zero emission, and uptime is key to make this a success. In a new research project with…
Heading for AI: a joint agenda for maritime ambitions in the field of AI
The Port & Maritime working group of the Dutch AI Coalition (NLAIC) has presented a position paper ‘Koersen op AI‘ (Heading for AI) on 10…
Yongxiang Yang in various media
NH nieuws: FNV-plan voor 'schoon' Tata-staal in 2030 is volgens wetenschappers 'zeer onrealistisch' (Dutch) Financieel Dagblad: Eerder staal…
Maarten van der Elst in various media
Maarten van der Elst, trauma surgeon at Reinier de Graaf and professor of safety at TU Delft, works daily with staplers and points out that…
Javier Alonso-Mora in various media
TaxiPro: Stukje lopen maakt deeltaxi efficiënter (Dutch) Emerce: Een stukje lopen maakt ‘ridesharing’ veel efficiënter (Dutch)
Ivan Buijnsters in various media
Delftse Post: Waterzuivering met diamanten (Dutch) Nieuwsbite: Waterzuivering met diamanten (Dutch)
More efficient conversion of heat into electricity by tinkering with nanostructure
Researchers TU Delft have not only been able to explain how nano-structures in thermoelectric materials can improve energy efficiency but…