Consortium AI-MAPS, supported bij Leiden-Delft-Erasmus, receives a 2 million Euro grant A consortium of 26 organisations, including Dutch scientific institutes, government... Read moreMathematics a stumbling block? Not with online tools. Thirty years ago, engineering students at TU Delft may have felt the cross-university math... Read moreCentre for Sustainability collaborates with Medical Delta on thesis lab 'Sustainable Hospitals' Seven percent of the total carbon footprint of the Netherlands is related to the... Watch the videoNew cyber security PhD programme draws together the expertise of universities, businesses and government January 2022 marks the start of the new Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Cyber Security PhD Programme... Read moreCollaboration to protect cultural heritage: 'For research on art crime we really need different disciplines' A romanticised image of art crime exists, partly thanks to Netflix series like Lupin and... Read moreUnesco Chair Water, Ports and Historic Cities for professor Carola Hein Water-rich cities, such as port cities, often have a rich history. They also have a... Read moreStudents design for Kuyperwijk: 'Bringing a new perspective is their strongest asset' The mission of TU Delft is to train socially engaged engineers. But how do you do that... Read moreHealthcare and population health: AI research in Leiden, Delft and Rotterdam ‘Our health is the area that stands to gain most from artificial intelligence.’ The three... Read moreLaunch Robot Rosie; Centre for BOLD Cities minor students will contribute to delivery robot pilot At the first of December the launch of Robot Rosie (Robot On-Site Erasmus) took place... Read moreCybersecurity governance: a safe digital future with humanities, exact and social sciences We all understand that our digital infrastructure does not only create new opportunities... Read morePaginationFirst page« eerstePrevious page‹‹… Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21…Next page››Last pagelaatste » Agenda PaginationPrevious page‹‹ Page 17
Consortium AI-MAPS, supported bij Leiden-Delft-Erasmus, receives a 2 million Euro grant A consortium of 26 organisations, including Dutch scientific institutes, government... Read more
Mathematics a stumbling block? Not with online tools. Thirty years ago, engineering students at TU Delft may have felt the cross-university math... Read more
Centre for Sustainability collaborates with Medical Delta on thesis lab 'Sustainable Hospitals' Seven percent of the total carbon footprint of the Netherlands is related to the... Watch the video
New cyber security PhD programme draws together the expertise of universities, businesses and government January 2022 marks the start of the new Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Cyber Security PhD Programme... Read more
Collaboration to protect cultural heritage: 'For research on art crime we really need different disciplines' A romanticised image of art crime exists, partly thanks to Netflix series like Lupin and... Read more
Unesco Chair Water, Ports and Historic Cities for professor Carola Hein Water-rich cities, such as port cities, often have a rich history. They also have a... Read more
Students design for Kuyperwijk: 'Bringing a new perspective is their strongest asset' The mission of TU Delft is to train socially engaged engineers. But how do you do that... Read more
Healthcare and population health: AI research in Leiden, Delft and Rotterdam ‘Our health is the area that stands to gain most from artificial intelligence.’ The three... Read more
Launch Robot Rosie; Centre for BOLD Cities minor students will contribute to delivery robot pilot At the first of December the launch of Robot Rosie (Robot On-Site Erasmus) took place... Read more
Cybersecurity governance: a safe digital future with humanities, exact and social sciences We all understand that our digital infrastructure does not only create new opportunities... Read more
