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10 oktober 2022

Lancering TU Delft AI Futures Lab Rights and Justice

Vorige week is het nieuwe TU Delft AI Futures Lab on Rights and Justice gelanceerd. Doel van het Lab is om in kaart te brengen hoe ontwerp van AI en machine learning ingezet kunnen worden ter ondersteuning van rechten en rechtvaardigheid.

06 oktober 2022

Out of the Blue #26: Conversations on Design & AI

Out of the Blue #26: Conversations on Design & AI

We have a fun one for you this time. Recently, our colleague Eric Gu hosted three Delft Design researchers in a conversation on design and AI. Alessandro Bozzon, Maria Luce Lupetti and Kars Alfrink talked about the needs and challenges of designing AI. About the role of the designer in its development and how the design practice itself can change through the relationship with AI.

29 september 2022

Knowledge sharing platform CIRCONNECT goes live

Last week, fifteen organisations, including IDE (represented by our Design for Sustainability and Circular Product Design sections), celebrated the launch of CIRCONNECT – an online knowledge platform for circular design. The platform will act as a central location where knowledge and experience in the field of circular design is shared and developed together. The website already contains nearly 100 knowledge contributions from the CIRCONNECT partners. The contact person for this project is IDE’s Bas Flipsen.

29 september 2022

Design United at Dutch Design Week 2022

Dutch Design Week (DDW): it’s one of the highlights of the European design calendar and an event in which IDE design research plays a prominent role together with 4TU.Design United. This year, DDW runs from 22-30 October and as is tradition, you can expect a stellar programme from Design United featuring researchers and projects from IDE and TU Delft. Keep your eyes peeled for the next newsletter, where we'll cover what else you can expect from Dutch Design Week.

13 september 2022

Soft Robotics Summer School 2022

Just before the 2022/2023 academic year began, TU Delft hosted the Soft Robotics Summer School for PhD students. The two-week course, which ran from 22 August to 2 September, featured a riveting schedule, which included talks by IDE researchers Jun Wu, Zjenja Doubrovski, Sepideh Ghodrat, Jiwei Zhou, and Guoxin Gang; and two workshops in IDE’s Applied Labs.

13 september 2022

Van flessenwater tot dokter

Van flessenwater tot dokter

Volgens promovenda Mirjam Visser zeggen de meeste mensen dat ze duurzaam willen winkelen, maar kopen maar weinig consumenten daadwerkelijk de meest milieuvriendelijke optie als ze boodschappen doen. Voor haar afstudeeronderzoek wilde ze begrijpen waarom sommige consumenten wel groene opties kopen en anderen niet - en hoe ze mensen kan stimuleren om duurzamere keuzes te maken.

12 september 2022

Looking back at the Visual Science of Art Conference 2022

Did you get a chance to attend the 2022 Visual Science of Art Conference (VSAC) in Amsterdam? If not, don’t worry. We’re here to tell you all about it. The conference took place from 24 – 27 August in and around Amsterdam’s Oudemanhuispoort. Its aim was to bring together artists and scientists who shared an interest in the visual aspects of art. The result? 130 scientists and artists from 20 countries gathered for a four-day event. The conference was co-organised by members of IDE’s Perceptual Intelligence Lab (Maarten Wijntjes, Jeroen Stumpel, Catelijne van Middelkoop, Cehao Yu, and Yuguang Zhao) and the University of Amsterdam’s Art History department.

12 september 2022

TU Delft course wins Outstanding Security Training Initiative prize

At this year’s Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs), the TU Delft Risk Management Summer Course took home the Benelux OSPAs’ Outstanding Security Training Initiative award. This year’s edition of the course was organised by IDE’s Sicco Santema, alongside IDE alumna Rinske Geerlings and TU Delft strategic risk advisor Regina Edoo. Of all the nominees in this category, Santema’s group was the only one to be nominated by the participants.

07 september 2022

Master's student from TU Delft wins the Netherlands’ James Dyson Award 2022

IPD master’s exchange student Konstantin Wolf took home the 2022 James Dyson Award (the Netherlands) with his invention BREATHE. Konstantin, who was on exchange from Muthesius University Kiel, spent six months at IDE. During which, he was able to bring his award-winning invention to the prototype phase. BREATHE was developed as a passive and sustainable ventilation solution to improve indoor air quality in small living spaces and to meet the needs of the growing Tiny House community.

07 september 2022

IDE graduate student awarded B-Part Fellowship

IDE graduate student Anne Arzberger was chosen to be a part of the ASME’s Design Engineering Division’s (DED) Broadening Participation (B-Part) Fellowship and Mentorship Program. As part of the fellowship, Anne received a travel scholarship that covered her costs to go to the ASME IDETC-CIE Conference (St. Louis) and gave her the opportunity to present a research proposal at a poster session for early-career graduate students.

06 september 2022

De vele invalshoeken van technologie en mensgericht ontwerpen

De vele invalshoeken van technologie en mensgericht ontwerpen

Van een vroege carriĂšre in de experimentele psychologie tot hoogleraar Informational Ergonomics aan de faculteit Industrieel Ontwerpen (IO) van de TU Delft, professor Huib de Ridder heeft geleerd dat er vele manieren zijn om naar dingen te kijken. Maar Ă©Ă©n punt is altijd centraal blijven staan: het begint allemaal bij de mens.

06 september 2022

Ontwerpers helpen UX-inzichten een langer leven te geven

Ontwerpers helpen UX-inzichten een langer leven te geven

Zodra een ontwerper niet meer actief betrokken is bij het ontwikkelingsproces, worden UX-inzichten vaak verwaarloosd, waardoor de UX-kwaliteit van het product of de dienst afneemt. Dit fenomeen inspireerde Lilian Henze tot haar promotieonderzoek naar hoe ontwerpers dit kunnen voorkomen en het gebruik van UX-inzichten in het hele ontwikkelingsproces juist kunnen faciliteren.

01 september 2022

IDE researchers present at ASME IDETC-CIE Conference

This summer, four IDE researchers travelled to St. Louis, Missouri and took the ASME IDETC-CIE Conference by storm. In addition to attending the event, Professor Euiyong Kim and graduate researchers Caseysimone Ballestas, Anne Arzberger, and Tiara Spalburg had the opportunity to share the latest research from our faculty with the conference’s international audience.

01 september 2022

IDE researchers win Best Paper Award in New York

IDE Professor Pieter Desmet and Assistant Professor Haian Xue, alongside researchers Xin Xin and Wei Liu from Beijing Normal University took home the award for Best Paper in the Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship category at this year’s Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics Conference 2022 in the US. Their paper is entitled: "Emotion deep dive for designers: Seven propositions that operationalize emotions in design innovation".

01 september 2022

Caspar Chorus on moving in with the neighbours

31 augustus 2022

Out of the Blue - International students of Delft Design – Yuka & Jack

Out of the Blue - International students of Delft Design – Yuka & Jack

A design researcher and a doctor sit together for a coffee in a hospital café. They discuss and draw on a napkin what a joined education programme for designers and medical students could look like. What if doctors understood design for healthcare, and designers the healthcare world?

29 juli 2022

Zijn we wel goed voorbereid op de ‘technologische storm’ die eraan komt?

Zijn we wel goed voorbereid op de ‘technologische storm’ die eraan komt?

Zijn we als maatschappij wel klaar voor de stormachtige ontwikkelingen op het gebied van Artificial Intelligence (AI), 5G of The Internet of Things? Over die vraag bogen onderzoekers van de TU Delft zich.

12 juli 2022

TU Delft studententeam 'Lettus Design' heeft de Urban Greenhouse Challenge gewonnen

TU Delft studententeam 'Lettus Design' heeft de Urban Greenhouse Challenge gewonnen

Het LettUs Design Team van de TU Delft heeft een winnend modulair concept voor stadslandbouw ontwikkeld dat kan worden afgestemd op de behoeften van een wijk met slechte toegang tot gezonde voeding, goed onderwijs en het daaruit voortvloeiende gebrek aan economische kansen. Met hun ontwerp won het team de eerste prijs van de Urban Greenhouse Design Challenge.

04 juli 2022

PV Magazine talks about solar cells integrating power electronics

PV Magazine talks about solar cells integrating power electronics

Researchers in the Netherlands investigated the potential for integrating power electronics in solar cells in the form of diodes, transistors, capacitors, and inductors. They believe that this kind of PV cell may initially find applications in PV-powered Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices and later, as the economy of scale kicks in, in large-scale applications.

29 juni 2022

Netherlands' first Child Brain Lab opens its doors in Rotterdam

On 25 June, the Child Brain Lab celebrated its official opening with a symposium at Erasmus MC. During the event, Assistant Professor Mathieu Gielen presented student work from his Play Well Lab. Their work, alongside his own and that of other design researchers, will play an important role in the type of experience that children with neurological pathologies have when they visit the Sophia’s Children Hospital in Rotterdam.

28 juni 2022

Collaborations by design

Collaborations by design

Addressing the complex challenges of today and tomorrow requires many actors, perspectives and disciplines. But forming effective and mutually beneficial collaborations can be challenging. Designing with Delft aims to facilitate this process, bringing researchers and educators from the university together with innovators from organisations to identify common goals, define a shared vision and develop concrete plans for collaborations.

23 juni 2022

Structural optimality vs aesthetics. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to achieve both?

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could achieve structural optimality and visual appeal at the same time? Well, the recent work of IDE researchers Jun Wu, Paul Hekkert, and DfI master’s students Shannon Loos, Sytze van der Wolk, and Nina de Graaf demonstrates that it is possible. To find out how, be sure to click the link below and read their paper, “Towards intentional aesthetics within topology optimization by applying the principle of unity-in-variety”, which was published last week in the journal of Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization.

23 juni 2022

Opening Mondai: House of AI

Opening Mondai: House of AI

Het nieuwe House of AI, Mondai, heeft donderdag officieel de deuren geopend op de TU Delft Campus. In Mondai zullen wetenschap, onderwijs en innovatie op het gebied van AI samenkomen aan de hand van een programmering van lezingen, workshops, hackathons en andere events voor studenten, alumni, wetenschappers, professionals en geĂŻnteresseerd publiek.

22 juni 2022

Onderzoekers ontwerpen bluetooth dat blijft werken zonder continue stroom

Onderzoekers ontwerpen bluetooth dat blijft werken zonder continue stroom

Internet of Things nu mogelijk zónder batterijen of continue stroom, dankzij de uitvinding van ‘intermittently-powered bluetooth’ FreeBie

09 juni 2022

IDE Design for Sustainability team acquires three NWO projects

The Design for Sustainability team at IDE has acquired three collaborative NWO circular design projects. While each project is unique, they collectively contribute to a knowledge pool that addresses how products can be designed from the start to keep them from entering the waste stream for as long as possible. The projects range from investigating how wind turbine blades can be designed better to improve their re-use and material longevity (LICHEN-Blades), to developing electronics that can be recycled better (Circular Circuits), to addressing harmful substances in products so they can be used over multiple life-cycles (Safe-by-Design Circular Products).

08 juni 2022

Energietransitie centraal in TU Delft-onderwijs

Energietransitie centraal in TU Delft-onderwijs

On Thursday 9 June, the TU Delft campus will be buzzing like never before. On that day, students will be presenting their ideas on how to accelerate the energy transition. Over the past six months, more than 15,000 TU Delft students have followed a course on energy transition. This has resulted in a large number of ideas and prototypes that can be seen on 9 June during the Energy Challenge Event, which is part of TU Delft's anniversary year.

07 juni 2022

Spark! Living Lab Blockchain Conference

Spark! Living Lab Blockchain Conference

Come during our free annual Spark! event to know everything about blockchain applications in logistics. You may go home with an application that solves your challenges!

19 mei 2022

IDE researchers receive Best Paper Presentation Award

12 mei 2022

IO in de media – week 19

11 mei 2022

Caspar Chorus benoemd als decaan faculteit Industrieel Ontwerpen (IO)

Caspar Chorus benoemd als decaan faculteit Industrieel Ontwerpen (IO)

11 mei 2022

Caspar Chorus benoemd tot decaan faculteit Industrieel Ontwerpen (IO)

Caspar Chorus benoemd tot decaan faculteit Industrieel Ontwerpen (IO)

Het College van Bestuur heeft prof.dr.ir. Caspar Chorus per 1 september 2022 benoemd als decaan van de faculteit Industrieel Ontwerpen (IO). Momenteel is hij voorzitter van de afdeling Engineering Systems and Services bij de faculteit Techniek, Bestuur en Management (TBM).

28 april 2022

TU Delft Energy Challenge Event (9 juni 2022)

Op 9 juni staat het Bouwcampus-terrein van de TU Delft in het teken van de energietransitie. Tijdens dit grote event voor de hele TU Delft community laten studenten hun ideeën voor de toekomst van de energietransitie zien. Bijna alle studenten besteden dit jaar in het onderwijs aandacht aan de overgang naar een maatschappij waar de energievoorziening duurzamer is. Een groot aantal ideeën en prototypes is op deze dag te zien tijdens het Energy Challenge Event dat plaatsvindt in het kader van het lustrum van de TU Delft.

21 april 2022

An interview with Ena Voûte, Dean of IDE and Bianca van Someren-Rijneveld, HR Advisor at IDE

14 april 2022

IDE launches four new MOOC programmes on sustainability and circularity

IDE has launched four new MOOC programmes centred around circularity on edX. The programmes include Sustainable Engineering Design,Sustainable Packaging, Sustainable Packaging, and Sustainable Design of Electronics. The team hopes that with the launch of these new programmes, people will gain a greater and more specialised knowledge on a range of topics related to sustainability and circularity.

14 april 2022

IDE researcher receives honourable mention at CHI 2022

IDE Assistant Professor Nazli Cila has received an honourable mention for her single-authored paper, ‘Designing Human-Agent Collaborations: Commitment, responsiveness, and support’, from the 2022 CHI papers committee. For this year conference, the CHI papers committee received 2,579 complete submissions. Of those 2,579, the committee accepted 638 papers following the revision and resubmission process. Of those accepted, a mere 5% of submissions received an honourable mention.