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19 October 2023
New international security project to improve disaster risk management for unexpected events
The international security project AGILE will kick start today. The project is to develop novel tools and methodologies for understanding,…
12 October 2023
Groen Gedoe de Podcast
In the podcast “Groen Gedoe” (Green hassles), hosts Gerdien de Vries (climate psychologist) and Thomas Weenk (TU Delft alumnus) speak with…
25 September 2023
Discussing Open Science with Minister Robbert Dijkgraaf
On September 7th, Minister of Education, Culture and Science Robbert Dijkgraaf gathered with TU Delft scientists to speak about open…
21 September 2023
TU Delft scientists put ChatGPT to the test
Researchers at Delft University of Technology and RWTH Aachen University have put ChatGPT’s knowledge on science and engineering to the…
01 August 2023
5.3 million granted to research on circularity in hospitals
A consortium of Dutch hospitals and universities has been granted 5.3 million euros by the Dutch National Science Agenda (NWA). The goal is…
01 August 2023
Mentale gezondheid apps voor jongeren: hoe verbeteren we ze?
How can the many mental health smartphone apps for young people be improved? This is what the team of Healthy Start Sprint Project…
01 August 2023
Nationale Wetenschapsagenda honoreert consortium geleidt door Jafar Rezaei
Nineteen consortia received funding from NWA-ORC to work on scientific and societal breakthroughs. Of these, two NWA-ORC awards go to TU…
06 July 2023
Naomi van der Linden krijgt NWO financiering toegekend voor ‘Nurse Intention study’
Naomi van der Linden is een van de 61 onderzoekers die financiering heeft gekregen vanuit de SGW Open Competitie XS van NWO. Dit zijn…
05 July 2023
Outstanding Paper Award for Antragama Ewa Abbas at the 36th Bled eConference
Antragama Ewa Abbas heeft de Outstanding Paper Award gewonnen op de 36e Bled eConference, een van de meest prominente conferenties op het…
04 July 2023
Port of Rotterdam can increase efficiency by enhancing the cooperation between its service providers
Ports have become busier than ever before. The Port of Rotterdam is visited by about 30,000 sea-going vessels every year. Accommodating more…
