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09 January 2024

4 Vacancies for PhD Candidates in the Area of AI and Road Safety

The department of Values, Technology & Innovation at the Faculty of Technology, Policy & Management has 4 vacancies for PhD candidates in the area of AI and road safety. Deadline for application is 31 January 2024.

07 January 2024

Digital Bastards for a Climate Resilient Delta - Succesful Lorentz Workshop

09 November 2023

ProgreSSIon; Safety & Security in a Changing World

09 November 2023

Safety and Security in a Changing World

09 November 2023

Safety on a small ánd large scale

09 November 2023

TU Delft Safety & Security Institute – An Institute Building Bridges

Accidents, geopolitical tensions, and an escalating climate crisis – these are only some
of the challenges that the TU Delft Safety & Security Institute has been addressing for a
decade now. The current director, Behnam Taebi, and his predecessor,
Pieter van Gelder, look back and towards the future.

09 November 2023

Profile of a Safety & Security Researcher: Britte Bouchaut

09 November 2023

All in for Safety and Security

Wanting to feel as safe as possible, society is averse to unwanted events. Whether they are attributable to incidents (safety) or malicious intent (security), unwanted events can be caused by technical imperfections, (unintended) human actions, or a combination of factors. Promoting safety & security therefore is an area of research that greatly benefits from interdisciplinary collaboration between technical, social, and humanities disciplines. New developments must also be swiftly and skilfully translatable into practice, in which various public organisations and government institutions play a significant role. We posed five questions to some of these partners of the TU Delft Safety & Security Institute, focusing on their perspectives and insights in the field of safety & security.