News & In the media
28 February 2018
TPM launches HumTech Lab
The Humanitarian Technology (or “HumTech”) Lab brings together students and researchers who contribute their expertise to design, develop, implement, and evaluate new technologies for humanitarian aid. Through this initiative, HumTech Lab aims to bring technology-driven, evidence-based solutions to humanitarian aid and disaster relief operations.
26 January 2018
Michel van Eeten in AD over samenwerking van TU Delft en Fox-IT
Afstudeer-onderzoekers van de TU Delft wisten altijd al hun weg te vinden naar beveiligingsbedrijf Fox-IT, maar nu hebben de Delftse 'buren' de intentie uitgesproken hun samenwerking verder te intensiveren. Michel van Eeten, hoogleraar cybersecurity aan de TU Delft is enthousiast over de samenwerking.
22 January 2018
Bert van Wee en Wijnand Veeneman in de Volkskrant over Lightrail
Vervoerders en wethouders uit de Randstad waarschuwen in een open brief voor een verkeersinfarct. Zij zweren bij lightrailverbindingen. Is dit hét medicijn voor een dichtslibbende Randstad? Bert van Wee en Wijnand Veeneman reageren hierop.
16 January 2018
Data revolution in disaster management
Professor Bartel Van de Walle and researcher Kenny Meesters are investigating the role played by information in emergency relief efforts. In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey in Texas, they collected data during a special hackathon for students. One conclusion could be drawn straight away: Delft students are keen to help.
08 January 2018
Pieter Bots on TU Delta about Peer review and appraisal
During Education Day 2017, Anton Akhmerov, Pieter Bots, Pasquale Cirillo and Kevin Cowan were appointed TU Delft Education Fellows. Each fellow receives € 50,000 to carry out an educational project on innovation. In the first of a series of their projects, we today look at Dr Pieter Bots (TPM).