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Predicting earthquakes
Earthquakes can be charted by analysing infrasound high in the atmosphere, or so Delft researchers found. Their discovery could save lives.
Subsidence in the Netherlands
The scientists incorporated three different types of measurement data into the underlying model: satellite radars, GPS and gravity…
Storing radioactive waste safely underground
Dutch radioactive waste can be safely stored deep in layers of clay and rock salt.
Failure is not essential
The Failcon event presents failure as a success factor in entrepreneurship. TU Delft professor Deborah Nas puts that view into perspective:…
Incubators
Delft is currently home to six places where high-tech companies can develop. An overview.
Renewal
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Graduating student Rens de Graaf
On average, Dutch people have to deal with the legal system at least once in their lives.
Internationals
More and more international students choose TU Delft.
Fat glass, the building brick of circularity
The solid glass façade of Chanel’s Crystal House in Amsterdam was their breakthrough.
A TU Delft forest
TU Delft wants a carbon-neutral campus by 2030. In a recently published report, researchers outline how the university can achieve this…