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Definitive place in the BIG law for Technical Medicine Professionals
Technical medical specialists will be given full BIG registration and declaration authorisation. This is an important milestone for the…
Richard Norte working on new generation of quantum accelerometers
This month, Richard Norte, researcher at the Department of Precision and Microsystems Engineering, received an ATTRACT Grant worth 100,000…
World's fastest hydrogen sensor could pave the way for clean energy
A consortium of researchers lead by Prof Langhammer at Chalmers University of Technology in collaboration with the group of Bernard Dam (TU…
Earl Goetheer in de Volkskrant
It is industrial waste, the main cause of climate change and ... a commodity that is worth money. Captured CO2 is increasingly proving…
Paul Breedveld in NWO
Engineers from the Bio Inspired Technology Group (BITE-Group) of TU Delft used the so-called laying wasp of the parasitic wasp as a source…
Sebastien Callens & Amir Zadpoor in Materials Today
Origami enables the creation of three-dimensional structures from flat two-dimensional shapes. While the traditional Japanese art uses paper…
Barry Fitzgerald in various media
Barry Fitzgerald investigates where the normal world and the world of superheroes intersect. It also brings him new scientific ideas.
3mE Lecturer of the year 2017-2018
3mE selects Best Lecturer of the Year The 3mE study associations Variscopic, Froude and Leeghwater have once again put their heads together…
Delft simulation model for optimum performance during team time trials
During his Mechanical Engineering degree programme, TU Delft student Mats Overtoom came up with a mathematical model that could provide…
Subsidy for making the ‘smartest part of the North Sea’
An advanced test area of 10 x 10 nautical miles (= about 185 football pitches) is planned for off the coast of The Hague, just outside the…