Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics & Computer Science

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics & Computer Science

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Anna Geyer

“I study water waves, not by computer simulations, but in an analytical way using model equations.” Vienna born Anna Geyer is a new tenure tracker in the Mathematical Physics group. She also teaches linear algebra at the faculty of Aerospace Engineering.

Geert-Jan Houben

“Education is a common ground for all our departments. It’s a connecting factor at our faculty. We need to facilitate the ambition and passion of our lecturers. They are the ones that educate the future generations of engineers”. Geert-Jan Houben (Web Information Systems / Scientific Director Delft Data Science) has been appointed as EEMCS’ new Director of Education.

Julian Urbano Merino

“Evaluation is my passion. I seek to develop meaningful, trustworthy and inexpensive methods to evaluate Information Retrieval systems.” Spanish native Julian Urbano Merino is a new tenure tracker in the Multimedia Computing Group.

Lina Sarro

“Organs-on-Chips are needed to study how diseases evolve and to develop treatments. Specific organ functionalities can be recreated in an accurate and reproducible way using the 3D micro/nano structuring of silicon and polymer developed at TUD, in combination with human stem cells." Lina Sarro (Electronic Components, Technology and Materials) is PI of the Netherlands Organ-on-Chip Initiative, and they have just received a €18,8 million ‘Gravity’ grant from NWO.

Peter Vaessen

“The lights needs to be kept on in the future. It is important to get students excited about power hardware too. I do that by integrating practical experience into my lectures. Like the anecdote about how a mosquito affected the testing of a 20m long 800kV HVDC wall bushing.” Peter Vaessen has recently been appointed as part-time professor in the DC systems, Energy conversion & Storage group. He divides his time between DNVGL and TU Delft (80/20). He teaches courses in High Voltage technology and ... (read more)

Zeki Erkin

“Our blockchain application offers transparency in invoice finance”. Hidde Lycklama and Joris Oudejans, two BSc Honour Programme CS students, published their work on solving the Double-Factoring problem using blockchain technology under the supervision of Zeki Erkin (Cyber Security Group) at ACM Workshop on Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies and Contracts (BCC’17) in conjunction with ACM Asia CCS in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

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