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25 March 2024

Isabell Bagemihl wins the Best Energy Paper 2023

Isabell Bagemihl wins the Best Energy Paper 2023

"Techno-economic Assessment of CO2 Electrolysis: How Interdependencies between Model Variables Propagate Across Different Modelling Scales"

07 February 2024

Inaugural speech: ā€˜Trading heat for a sustainable futureā€™

Inaugural speech: ā€˜Trading heat for a sustainable futureā€™

Commodifying heat. That is the ultimate goal of TU Delft professor of Heat Transformation Technology Kamel Hooman. In the future, consumers could store heat they do not use and sell it in a market. In this way, total energy loss could be halved. Crucial here is that heat can be efficiently stored and transported. Hooman will explain how he intends to achieve this in his inaugural speech on 7 February.

19 January 2024

Earl Goetheer in Trouw about capturing CO2 in water

Earl Goetheer in Trouw about capturing CO2 in water

Will this help to solve the climate crisis? And what are the effects on sea life?

18 January 2024

Inaugural lecture: ā€˜Fundamental knowledge on thermal fluid science is crucial to accelerate the energy transitionā€™

Inaugural lecture: ā€˜Fundamental knowledge on thermal fluid science is crucial to accelerate the energy transitionā€™

In his inaugural lecture on January 19, TU Delft professor of Thermal and Fluids Engineering, Rene Pecnik, states that providing more fundamental insight into thermal fluid science is needed to design highly efficient and reliable equipment that contribute to the energy transition.

29 June 2023

Three Vidi's for 3mE: Wouter Westerveld, Remco Hartkamp and Carlas Smith

Three Vidi's for 3mE: Wouter Westerveld, Remco Hartkamp and Carlas Smith

Eight researchers from TU Delft, including two from the 3mE Faculty, namely Wouter Westerveld, Remco Hartkamp and Carlas Smith, received a Vidi grant in June for their research proposals.

16 May 2023

Sikke Klein in various media

13 April 2023

Othon Moultos has been awarded an NWO OTP grant of 1 million euros for water treatment research

Othon Moultos has been awarded an NWO OTP grant of 1 million euros for water treatment research

The board of NWO Domain Applied and Engineering Sciences awards funding to seven research projects through the Open Technology Programme, a programme that gives companies and other organisations a way to join scientific research that should lead to applicable knowledge. One of the seven proposals has been awarded to Othon Moultos.

17 March 2023

Ad van Wijk in various media

13 March 2023

Earl Goetheer in various media

16 February 2023

The Ship Hydromechanics lab welcomes the upgraded Wave-Flume Tank

The Ship Hydromechanics lab welcomes the upgraded Wave-Flume Tank

A number of internal relocations have taken place in the 3mE building the past year and one of them was the relocation of the Wave-Flume Tank. The tank has been moved from building section J to the API hall nearby in Leeghwaterstraat to create space for projects being conducted in the Fluid Mechanics Lab. The Wave-Flume Tank has returned home: at the Ship Hydromechanics Lab.