News and agenda Open menu 09 May 2023 Shoshan Abrahami in various media Read more 17 April 2023 Erik Offerman in various media Read more 13 April 2023 Liselore Tissen in various media Read more 27 February 2023 Victor Gonzalez in various media Read more 17 January 2023 Visualising internal stresses in solid polymers using colour-changing Spiropyrans Spiropyrans are chemicals that change colour when you shine light on them – a useful property in many areas of medicine and technology. Now Georgy Filonenko and his colleague, Richard Janissen at the Faculty of Applied Science have discovered a new use for these so-called photochromic molecules - visualising stresses in solid polymers. Their research is published in the ‘Journal of the American Chemical Society.’ Read more 14 November 2022 Can robots invent tools like our ancient ancestors did? How did ancient humans learn to make tools? And can we apply that knowledge to help AI-based robots learn creative skills? Carlos Hernandez Corbato and Geeske Langejans are heading up the TU Delft part of the multi-national METATOOL project, which is a unique combination of archaeology, neuroscience and robotics. Read more 18 July 2022 Liselore Tissen in various media Read more 31 May 2022 European Corrosion Medal 2022 awarded to Arjan Mol Arjan Mol, Professor of Corrosion Technology and Electrochemistry at Delft University of Technology’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering and Scientific Director of the 4TU.Centre High-Tech Materials, has been awarded the prestigious European Corrosion Medal 2022 for his work on corrosion. Read more 07 October 2021 Joris Dik in various media Read more 28 June 2021 Yongxiang Yang in various media Read more You are on page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Share this page: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Email WhatsApp Share this page