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29 January 2018
How games can solve problems in the transport sector
The idea of gaming may make you think of young people spending all day playing on their tablets. However, TU Delft researchers are also…
16 January 2018
Tailor-made training on innovation and entrepreneurship in Uganda
Early December TU Delft and Makerere University with funding from Nuffic implemented a tailor made training on “Innovation and…
16 January 2018
Data revolution in disaster management
Professor Bartel Van de Walle and researcher Kenny Meesters are investigating the role played by information in emergency relief efforts. In…
11 January 2018
Research Paper Tobias Fiebig about security risks of Domain-Validated Certificates
Assistant professor Tobias Fiebig from the ESS department recently published a research paper in which a new procedural way to reduce the…
08 January 2018
MOOC electrical cars starts 20 February
Electric mobility has become an essential part of the energy transition, and will imply significant changes for vehicle manufacturers,…
15 December 2016
TPM online courses for KIVI Chartership
The TU Delft has partnered with KIVI to offer a broad package of online courses that meet the KIVI chartered engineer qualifications. The…
08 December 2016
‘Held game’ developed by TPM Gamelab wins European Serious Game Award
Yesterday was announced that the resuscitation game Held is one of the winners of the European Serous Games Awards. The game that has been…
05 December 2016
Two million euro ERC grant for Caspar Chorus’ modelling moral decision making proposal
The European Research Council has approved the ERC Consolidator proposal of TPM professor Caspar Chorus. A great achievement, since only…
28 November 2016
TPM participates in four NWO projects ‘Complexity in Transport and Logistics’.
On 21 November NWO granted seven proposals in the research programme ‘Complexity in Transport & Logistics’. TPM participates in four of…
17 November 2016
ARPro Augmented Reality research project for police officers in the street is being launched
Mariëlle den Hengst and Stephan Lukosch received funding from the Ministry of Security and Justice to do research for the next two years…
