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01 September 2020

Successful maiden flight for the TU Delft Flying-V

The first real test flight of the scaled flight model of the energy-efficient aircraft design called the Flying-V was a succes.

29 May 2020

Rotterdam The Hague Airport opens 'workshop for innovations’

This afternoon (Friday 29 May 2020) a unique AIRPORT TECHNOLOGY LAB (ATL) will open at Rotterdam The Haque Airport.

09 March 2020

Minister sends action plan Hybrid Electric Flying to Parliament

The plan provides insight into how the Netherlands can develop in the field of hybrid and electric flying.

18 February 2020

2.75M EU grant for STEP4WIND

Project STEP4WIND aims at increasing the commercial readiness level of floating offshore wind energy.

13 February 2020

Health problems from air pollution often originate from distant emissions

Air pollution, and the associated premature deaths, are strongly affected by distant emission sources. In the US about half of the premature mortality occurs outside the state that produces the emissions.

12 February 2020

The Flying Dutchman: What is the future of Dutch aviation?

Dean Henri Werij was a guest speaker at Pakhuis de Zwijger.

07 February 2020

TU Delft and TU Braunschweig Join Forces

Dean Henri Werij has signed a strategic partnership to collaborate on sustainable aviation.

29 January 2020

Dear Plastic,

Although my professors would prefer me to call you by your specific polymer name, I will keep calling you ‘plastic’ on an informal basis. After all, that is how I first got to know you. In my very early years of existence you were there to calm me down, serving as a beacon of familiarity. I do not think it is weird to say that you might have been one of my best friends of that time. And from that moment on, our relationship has only grown.

24 January 2020

Changing the world with only four screws

08 January 2020

Van Leeuwenhoek lecture: Climate neutral aviation? Now boarding!

On Sunday 8 December 2019, Dean Henri Werij gave the Van Leeuwenhoek lecture ‘Climate neutral aviation? Now boarding!’ in the Science Centre.

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