TU Delft student makes design of ‘swarm robot’ Zebro suitable for serial production

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Ten years of OpenCourseWare at TU Delft

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Globally mapping air pollution

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Mladena Lukovic winner DEWIS Award

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New wave radar predicts exactly when it is dangerous at sea

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TU Delft student makes design of ‘swarm robot’ Zebro suitable for serial production

Technology from TU Delft CardioLab allows early detection of atrial fibrillation

TU Delft recently launched the CardioLab, a collaboration with the Netherlands Heart Foundation and Philips Design. In the lab, smart technology is used to analyse data to detect cardiovascular disease at an early stage, in order to provide patients with more effective treatment in the future. On Tuesday 17 October, Leonard Moonen graduated from TU Delft on the first concrete result from the CardioLab: a sensor armband that can detect atrial fibrillation.

Ten years of OpenCourseWare at TU Delft

It is exactly ten years ago today since TU Delft launched OpenCourseWare: making available educational resources free of charge for anyone interested. You can now find lecture notes, books, old tests and video recordings of more than 200 courses at ocw.tudelft.nl. Since its launch, the website has received 1.6 million visitors. Most of them are from the Netherlands, the United States and India.

Students Nuon Solar team world champion again

The Nuon Solar Team has convincingly won the 14th edition of the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, the world championship solar car racing in Australia. Nuna9 finished in Adelaide around 6.45, on the fifth day of the race. Their 3.000-km-long journey across the Australian Outback took them 4 days and about 6 hours. This is the Nuon Solar Team’s seventh championship title.

First students to complete the Clinical Technology Bachelor’s degree think and talk like doctors and technologists

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