TU Delft Open Science

SU2 Foundation wants to overcome pitfalls of open source

Developing and spreading the use of new software in an open manner to help engineers solve complex fluid dynamics and multidisciplinary problems. This is the goal of the SU2Foundation, co-founded by Piero Colonna, Professor of Propulsion and Power at TU Delft. Read more >

Strategic plan Open Science 2020-2024 in the making

The TU Delft Executive Board has assigned a Steering Committee Open Science with the task to develop a ‘Strategic Plan Open Science 2020-2024’ by September 2019, to imple- ment the open ambitions of the TU Delft Strategic Framework 2018-2024. Read more >

TU Delft publishes great open access figures

TU Delft has just released its latest open access figures: 63% of all peer-reviewed articles published by TU Delft authors in 2018 were published open access. The intended 2018 goal of 60% has been successfully achieved and exceeded, a great achievement. Read more >

19 June - Seminar: Can I really read your emotions if I look deep into your eyes?

The importance of replication studies. Dr Joost de Winter will tell us about his research project, which aims to replicate the study from the '60 reported in the Science journal, which investigated whether eye pupils change their size in response to emotional stimuli. Read more >

TU Delft Education Repository writes history

The TU Delft Education Repository contains 25,000 student theses from TU Delft students now. A true milestone! Read more >

Pilot Open Access: You share, we take care

The Netherlands aspires to achieve 100% open access by 2020, making publicly funded research accessible to all. Earlier this year, TU Delft and other universities launched the ‘You share, we take care’ pilot to boost efforts in this regard. Read more >

Towards qualitative open educational resources

Key questions surrounding the creation and re-use of open educational resources were central to the panel discussion and other activities held on 8 March at TU Delft in occasion of Open Education Week. Read more >