Information coronavirus

The TNW buildings are not freely accessible. Staff and students only have access to a building with an authorised campus card. Building Technical Physics (building 22) is accessible to students via the entrance of the A-wing. Employees can enter building 22 via the main entrance (front via Mekelpark and back via a passenger lift) or the C-wing.
^{Update: 15 December 2020}

The cabinet has decided to impose a curfew. This goes into effect on Saturday 23 January. From this day on, it is forbidden to be on the streets without a valid reason from 21:00 in the evening to 04:30 in the morning throughout the Netherlands. In your job, you may have to perform necessary and business- and research-critical work, which requires you to come to the campus during this time slot.

Information about the employer's declaration regarding curfew exceptions is available on the TU Delft website. Based on the instructions of the Central Crisis Team TU Delft (CCT), which follows the guidelines as communicated by the central government, a list of key officials for critical business and research processes within AS has been drawn up. Employer statements have been mailed directly to the key officers by the HR department.
_{Update: 25 January 2021}

Follow the instructions per building as stated at various locations within the buildings. Make sparing use of the public areas (entrance, hall, stairs, corridor, pantry) in the building. Give each other space, also in narrow corridors and near toilets (wait in the corridor when occupied). Stay in your own part of the building as much as possible. If there are any problems, the complex manager (dean) will further restrict the access of staff and students to the building.

We expect that all students and staff wear face masks on campus when moving through common areas in buildings (including our labs). This means upon entering, when moving between spaces and when leaving a building. Once you are sitting in a lecture hall or workspace, you may remove your face mask. This rule applies to all laboratories with the exception of the microbiological, chemical and radiological laboratories, where disposable or personal reusable facemasks are not permitted.
_{Update: 15 October 2020}

For on-campus work, you should always make arrangements with your work environment and coordinate these arrangements with your manager. Do not change desks during the day and leave your desk clean and empty at the end of the day. If you do not succeed in making appointments, the department chairperson will decide. If the office guidelines are not sufficiently adhered to, the head of department will further restrict access to the offices of the department.
^{Update: 15 december 2020}

The capacity of the laboratories is limited and varies. Ask your lab manager for lab access. The lab manager (for whom the head of the department is responsible) will draw up an occupancy schedule based on the incoming requests and will supervise the adherence to this schedule.
^{Update: 31 August 2020}

Meeting rooms cannot be reserved.
^{Update: 15 december 2020}

The capacity of educational spaces is limited and varies from room to room. This will be taken into account in the timetables. All available educational spaces are set up at a distance of 1.5 metres and comply with the national government's ventilation regulations.
^{Update: 31 August 2020}