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Events

21 May 2024 09:00 till 21 August 2024 18:00

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15 July 2024 00:00 till 02 August 2024 23:59

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Personal Data & Human Subjects in Research

07 October 2024 09:00 till 28 October 2024 13:00

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Personal Data & Human Subjects in Research

14 October 2024 20:30 till 22:00

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News

02 July 2024

Launch of the new TU Delft Repository!

The TU Delft Library is proud to announce the launch of its new Repository on 2 July! The new TU Delft Repository is a comprehensive online platform that provides access to outputs created or managed by the TU Delft.

27 June 2024

Save The Date 23-27 September 2024: Open Science Week

To celebrate and recognize the crucial role of Open Science in the advancement of science, the Network of Open Science Communities in the Netherlands (OSC-NL) organises its first OSC-NL National Open Science Week. This will take place from 23 to 27 September 2024. During the Open Science Week, lunch café’s will be held on TU Delft campus from Monday to Thursday. These will be on specific Open Science topics, such as AI, Open Hardware, Citizen Science and others. Why Open Science Week? Although Open Science contributes to more transparent and inclusive research, its practical implementation is often challenging. This Open Science Week at TU Delft aims to address these challenges by raising awareness of the various support services and structures that exist. Some examples are the Digital Competence Center , Open Science Programme and the Open Science Community Delft (OSCD). Designed to facilitate the application of Open Science principles, these resources provide researchers and research supporters with the tools and funding necessary to adopt more open and collaborative research practices. By highlighting the support available, we encourage more researchers to engage in Open Science practices, ultimately fostering a more transparent, inclusive and efficient way of doing research. More information about these events will follow soon. If you want to keep updated about Open Science and our events, please follow us on X . Other news 30 January 2024 Interactive Environments Minor students bring the Library's Collection Wall back to life Several projects being led by or involving IDE researchers have secured kick-starter grants from the Convergence’s Resilient Delta Initiative. 23 February 2023 Call: Would you like to contribute with your XR experiences in education and research? Closing date is Friday the 17th of March. 01 February 2023 Short Scientific work at TU Delft From 1 February 2023, the TU Delft Short Scientific Work Scheme will come into force as part of TU Delft's Open Access policy. 23 February 2023 Call: Would you like to contribute with your XR experiences in education and research? Closing date is Friday the 17th of March. 01 February 2023 Short Scientific work at TU Delft From 1 February 2023, the TU Delft Short Scientific Work Scheme will come into force as part of TU Delft's Open Access policy. 11 May 2023 Increase in Open Access publications by 2022 For the 9th time, the open access monitor was carried out for TU Delft by the Research Support team. The report is based on the current definitions of the national OA monitoring framework. More than in all previous years, the share of open access within TU Delft has grown.
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