A consortium of 26 organisations, including Dutch scientific institutes, government agencies, the private sector and an international cooperation partner, is…
Thirty years ago, engineering students at TU Delft may have felt the cross-university math courses to be like a hardcore face-to-face endurance drill – keep up…
Seven percent of the total carbon footprint of the Netherlands is related to the healthcare sector. The operating room alone is responsible for approximately 20…
January 2022 marks the start of the new Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Cyber Security PhD Programme. This four-year doctorate programme links the scientific knowledge of…
A romanticised image of art crime exists, partly thanks to Netflix series like Lupin and White Collar. Of course, the reality is a lot sadder, and less romantic…
Water-rich cities, such as port cities, often have a rich history. They also have a dynamic future ahead of them, because they are faced with climate change…
The mission of TU Delft is to train socially engaged engineers. But how do you do that? Education Fellow Reinout Kleinhans allows students to work on issues in…
‘Our health is the area that stands to gain most from artificial intelligence.’ The three universities in Zuid-Holland are helping make these gains. Three…
At the first of December the launch of Robot Rosie (Robot On-Site Erasmus) took place. Robot Rosie is a pilot of 6 months with a self driving robot at the…
We all understand that our digital infrastructure does not only create new opportunities and freedoms – socially, economically and in communication – but also…
