In the media
Bachelor students Marine Technology in Delta
Inflatable bracelets could help prevent ships from capsizing when damaged. Delft students calculated how this extra safety measure can be achieved.
Barry Fitzgerald in Delta
For Barry Fitzgerald, superheroes like Iron Man are no longer fantasy. He aims to use technology to create actual superhuman powers that have a positive influence on society.
Jan Klein on NPO Radio 1
Quarreling hospitals, from Sneek to Nijmegen (Dutch)
Paul Breedveld in Alliance of Advanced BioMedical Engineering
The same mechanism that enables a parasitic wasp to lay her eggs inside a caterpillar without killing it could one day help surgeons operate deep inside the human brain or reach tumors in parts the body that are currently inaccessible.
Nima Tolou in Delta
Pacemakers run out of batteries after around 7 years, so wearers undergo several open-heart operations during their lifetime to replace them. The solution? The heart itself.
Victor Gonzalez and Joris Dik on Rembrandt’s painting technique in various media
Henk Polinder (MTT) has radio talk on challenges of wave energy extraction in NOS Radio 1 Journal. (Dutch)
Jaap Harlaar in Kennislink
Henk Polinder in NOS Radio 1 Journal
Henk Polinder (MTT) has radio talk on challenges of wave energy extraction in NOS Radio 1 Journal. (Dutch)
Nima Tolou, Assistent Professor Mechatronic System Design op BNR radio
Luigi Sasso with nanoprinter in Delta
With his new tool, the Nanoscribe, 3mE researcher Dr. Luigi Sasso has created a 0.1 mm-sized copy of the famous Rietveld chair. Sasso works on biomedical sensors which can be mass-produced.