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Start by sending a swarm of robots to Mars to prepare the way for human pioneers. This was the plan that took Henriette Bier and Roland…

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For President of the Executive Board Tim van der Hagen, the coronavirus pandemic emphasises the huge importance of TU Delft’s work:…

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Joop Heijenrath studied hydraulic engineering in Delft in the 1980s. Throughout his varied career, he stayed in touch with his alma mater.…

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They were each taking a completely different degree programme, yet came into contact with the same material. Now TU Delft alumni Mark…

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July 2020 Our usually so lively campus has quickly changed almost beyond recognition, it's unimaginably quiet and peaceful. We had no…

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Biomechanical engineer Dr Gerwin Smit (Faculty of 3mE) decided to do something about the impending shortage of ventilators. He disassembled…

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The majority of bathrooms and kitchens end up with the rubbish after new owners move into a house. Unnecessary: a demountable solution would…

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Although many people in Chile own apartments, far from everyone is able to maintain them. The result is serious deterioration and decay.…

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