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14 december 2020

Data assimilation tools for COVID-19 forecasting models

Femke Vossepoel, member of TU Delft Safety & Security Instituteā€™s Executive Board, and Associate Professor in Geoscience and Engineering (CEG), explains how data assimilation tools can be used to improve COVID-19 forecasting models. In the podcast, she talks about various aspects of her life as a data scientist.

14 december 2020

Behnam Taebi talks about geo-engineering in this NRC podcast (in Dutch)

19 oktober 2020

Uitnodiging HSD CafƩ: AI, Security en Ethiek - donderdag 29 oktober 2020

De snelle ontwikkelingen in Kunstmatige Intelligentie hebben grote economische en maatschappelijke gevolgen voor de toekomst. Effectief samenwerken wordt de sleutel tot optimaal gebruik van AI. Waar staan we nu?

13 oktober 2020

Three job openings for the new Centre for Safety in Healthcare

The new Centre for Safety in Healthcare has three job openings available at the moment: one for an Assistant Professor (a Tenure Track position), one for a PhD student and one for a senior researcher.

13 oktober 2020

Politie, TNO en TU Delft samen voor innovatie in nationale veiligheidsvraagtukken

TNO, Nationale Politie en Technische Universiteit Delft, onder leiding van het TU Safety & Security Institute, gaan samen werken aan innovatie in nationale veiligheidsvraagstukken. De drie organisaties kennen elkaar goed en werken al op veel Safety & Security gebieden samen, zoals detectie, monitoren en cyber security.

06 oktober 2020

TU Delft ondertekent Safety Delta Nederland convenant voor een veilige (petro)chemische industrie

Op 5 oktober ondertekenen (petro)chemische industrie, wetenschap en de overheid een convenant om gezamenlijk te werken aan de veiligste (petro)chemische industrie ter wereld.

01 oktober 2020

Importance of directing cybersecurity research in The Netherlands

The Dutch cybersecurity platform for higher education and research (dcypher) was founded in April 2016, with the goal of setting and coordinating scientific and applied cybersecurity research and higher education in The Netherlands. However, as of October 2020, dcypher, as we know it, will no longer exist and the future remains unknown as it is not clear what a post-dcypher era will look like.

01 oktober 2020

Webinar: Safety & Security research in times of Covid-19: what can we learn from our own TU Delft experts?

The effectiveness of lifting corona measures strongly depends on the behaviour of Dutch citizens. This in turn depends on the extent to which the Dutch consider the measures taken by the government to be necessary, fair and compatible with their everyday lives. Researchers of TBM at TU Delft and the RIVM joined forces to find out how the Dutch population felt about lifting corona measures in a so-called participatory value evaluation (PVE).