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New method predicts drug response of cancer patients
Researchers from Delft University of Technology and the Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI) have developed an algorithm to predict patient…
Best graduates of 2021
Zhuo-Ming Shia has been elected TU Delft’s best graduate of 2021. Like the seven other nominees, he was awarded top marks by the Board of…
‘We have just one interest, and that is society’s interest’
The Fukushima disaster prompted alumnus Mike ten Wolde to start working in sustainable energy.
Self-experimentation for long-lasting physical activity promotion in cardiac rehabilitation
A heart-attack may very well be the ultimate wake-up call when it comes to changing your lifestyle and behaviour. Even so, four years on…
Fitrim: Wheelchair power to the people
Just imagine that you just drove your wheelchair for half an hour over bumpy roads and some grassy spots, only to have your fitbit or…
All in the familiy
In this series, parents and grandparents discuss their student days with their children and grand-children.
Work with us
Work with us About AI, Data and Digitalisation at the TU Delft At the TU Delft we excel in both fundamental as well as applied disciplines,…
Restoring port culture to the city
For centuries, ports have been important to cities and to the hinterland. Yet the maritime mindset has disappeared from many port cities,…
Hans de Bruijn in Trouw over wetenschappers en voetbalanalisten
Hans de Bruijn vindt dat wetenschappers een vakwetenschappelijke onderbouwing moeten geven wanneer zij een standpunt innemen. Anders dreigt…
Marijn Janssen in United Nations University about his research
In this interview Marijn Janssen talks about his research, the societal relevance of it and major trends in digital governance.