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08 november 2024

'Collaboration is necessary for a resilient society’

In late August, the Netherlands Chief of Defence Onno Eichelsheim visited the TU Delft Campus to explore potential partnerships between the Ministry of Defence and the University that will contribute to state-of-the-art armed forces and a resilient society. He spoke with Pioneering Tech after the visit. According to Eichelsheim, “We don't have a minute to waste.”

Photos: Ministry of Defence • November 5, 2024

04 november 2024

Inclusive and Interdisciplinary Road Safety Research

Inclusive and Interdisciplinary Road Safety Research was the theme of the 36th International Cooperation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic safety (ICTCT) conference, which took place at the pier in The Hague from 17-18 October 2024. A short report.

01 november 2024

Oscar Oviedo Trespalacias bij The Conversation over apps and safe driving

Apps such as Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze can tell drivers when they are approaching speed cameras or random breath testing stations. Countries such as Germany, France and Switzerland have banned apps from displaying these enforcement locations.
But what effect are these apps having in Australia – are they helping drivers break road rules? Oscar Oviedo-Trespalacios, expert on responsible risk management, explains in this article.

16 oktober 2024

TU Delft CTF 2024: Honderden hackers doen mee aan grootste Nederlandse cybersecurity-competitie

De jaarlijkse Capture The Flag (CTF) competitie van de TU Delft schreef dit jaar geschiedenis als de grootste beginnersvriendelijke hackwedstrijd in Nederland. Het evenement bracht honderden studenten, tech-enthousiastelingen en nieuwkomers op het gebied van cybersecurity bij elkaar met een dag vol puzzels oplossen, hacken en leren op de campus van de TU Delft.

16 oktober 2024

Jack Cable (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) gives CYS distinguished talk

Ransomware attacks continue to wreak havoc across the globe, with public reports of total ransomware payments topping billions of dollars annually. While the use of cryptocurrency presents an avenue to understand the tactics of ransomware actors, to date published research has been constrained by relatively limited public datasets of ransomware payments. We present novel techniques to identify ransomware payments with low false positives, classifying nearly $700 million in previously-unreported ransomware payments.

07 oktober 2024

Redesigning Chemical Innovation

How can we make room for innovation in the chemical sector while making sure that new chemicals and chemical processes are safe and sustainable? The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management (I&W) and Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) have just published a collection of eleven essays by experts. Two of them were written by TU Delft researchers.

04 oktober 2024

Book Launch with Dr. Adam Henschke

What does the concept of just war mean in intelligence? Also, what is the effect of the use of new and emerging technologies such as face recognition? And what is the impact of (dis)information in information warfare? Dr. Adam Henschke visited TU Delft | Campus The Hague to launch 'Ethics of National Security Intelligence Institutions‘ and 'Cognitive Warfare: Grey Matters In The Ethics Of Information Conflict.'

26 september 2024

Springtij Forum 2024: Climate Security in een ander daglicht

Klimaatverandering heeft invloed op onze veiligheid, zowel vanwege de risico’s van veranderend klimaat zoals overstromingen, droogte en hittegolven, als voor de veiligheid van landen. Climate security is daarmee een opkomend vakgebied, vaak in de militaire sfeer. Tijdens het Springtij Forum op Terschelling organiseerde TU Delft een sessie die een bredere definitie van climate security verkende, en hoe deze zich verhoudt tot cruciale waarden zoals duurzaamheid en de leveringszekerheid van water, voedsel en energie.