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Using sound waves to make microchips and detect faults

Gerard Verbiest works on new chip technology using sound.

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Mazhar Ali works on quantum materials to make quantum devices

New, ultra-green, high speed electronics

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Playground for nanofabrication wonders

TU Delft and Intel drink a toast to the qubit

Producing the building blocks of the quantum computer

Designers give meaning to technology

IDE alumnus Simon van der Jagt is founder of a green chip company

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Jack Pronk receives the 2024 Novozymes Prize

TU Delft puts its energy into the improvement of social safety

New Mangrove Living Lab result from collaboration with TU Delft

In Vietnam, the newly established Mangrove Living Lab has been put into operation. Here, ideas for restoring mangrove forests to protect the Mekong Delta from water are being tested. Today Minister Mark Harbers of Infrastructure and Water Management visited the lab, which is a result of years of cooperation in education and research between TU Delft and Thuy Loi University in Hanoi.

Salt marshes put to test in wave flume

Can salt marshes serve as a natural solution for flood protection? Researchers of the project ‘Living Dikes’ transported 62 big blocks of salt marshes, containing soil and vegetation, from the coast of Friesland to the Delta Flume at Deltares. After four weeks of exposure to extreme waves, almost the entire salt marsh is still standing there.

Pioneering new ‘MasterPlus’ Programme In Optics And Photonics

TU Delft presents the nine Best Climate Action & Energy Papers

Zwanet van Lubek appointed general director of AMS Institute

A delegation from the European Innovation Council (EIC) visited the TU Delft Campus on Wednesday. The visit focused on the innovation ecosystem around TU Delft and the way in which new, promising technology is brought to the market. Collaboration is crucial, was the message.

TU Delft stresses need for permanent improvement in social safety

In response to the Inspectorate’s report into social safety among employees at the university, TU Delft stresses that social safety deserves priority, ongoing attention and improvement. TU Delft takes the inspectorate's recommendations on board in its improvement process.

Vici grants for three leading TU Delft researchers

Freezing electronics to control diamond spin qubits

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For TU staff and students

18-24 March: Health Week at X

23 March: Art, technology & philosophy festival

26 March: Assistive Robots & Human-Robot Teams

26 + 27 March: BAU: Business Fair

4 April: TU Delft Campus Community drinks

9 April: Interactive Theatre Lecture ‘Can we see the light’

Young Researchers in the field of Climate and Energy

17 April: Media Outreach Training

22 April: Art & Tech Café

For students and recent graduates

23 April: Career Cafe

24 April: SHErobots Cafés: Robot Bubbles and Driving

25 April: Climate Theatre (Dutch)

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