Small motions are difficult to observe with the naked eye. A team of TU Delft researchers will present an improved method for achieving this at the CVPR conference in Honolulu, Hawaii on Saturday, 22 July. The technique has potential for use in analysing tremors in Parkinson's disease, for example.
Patients recovering from stroke or spinal cord injury demonstrate improved gait performance with a new and smart robotic support environment.
A team of students, the GrapheneX-team, are preparing an experiment to test graphene in space-like zero-gravity, for potential future use as a light sail in space-craft propulsion.
The first experimental evidence of a Majorana fermion in Delft 2012 led to a wave of scientific enthusiasm: control such particles are a holy grail in quantum science and technology.
The website of the faculty Civil Engineering and Geosciences is renewed.
The website of the faculty of Sports & Culture is renewed.
The website of the faculty Electrical Engineering, Mathematics & Computer Science is renewed.
The website of the faculty Applied Sciences is renewed.
The website of the faculty Technology, Policy and Management is renewed.