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27 februari 2024

Casey Deccio (Brigham Young University) gives a Cybersecurity talk

16 januari 2024

Safety & Security in a Changing World; Plans for 2024-2028

Based on community sessions, talks with researchers and stakeholders, and the anniversary magazine, new focal areas have been developed for the third phase of the institute. With the prolongation process still ongoing we want to give you a sneak preview with this drawing. We hope to have more news about TU Delft Safety & Security Institute 2024-2028 soon!

09 januari 2024

4 Vacancies for PhD Candidates in the Area of AI and Road Safety

The department of Values, Technology & Innovation at the Faculty of Technology, Policy & Management has 4 vacancies for PhD candidates in the area of AI and road safety. Deadline for application is 31 January 2024.

07 januari 2024

Digital Bastards for a Climate Resilient Delta - Succesful Lorentz Workshop

Digital twins of the Earth are a means for scientists, policymakers, and industry to engage with society and extract the best value from existing data and models to understand and interact with 'system Earth'. We look back at a successful workshop. A position paper on the topic is in the making.

09 november 2023

Now Available: "ProgreSSIon; Safety & Security in a Changing World"

Today, TU Delft Safety & Security Institute launches the magazine 'progreSSIon: Safety & Security in a Changing World'. It is published to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the institute, and presents a sample of the many innovative activities at TU Delft within the extensive fields of safety & security.

09 november 2023

Editorial: Safety & Security in a Changing World

An editorial for the magazine 'ProgreSSIon; Safety & Security in a Changing World' by Aukje Hassoldt, dean of the TU Delft Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management and chair of the supervisory board of the TU Delft Safety & Security Institute.

09 november 2023

Safety on a small ánd large scale

An image spread on the work of Ruud van Ommen and his research group, who investigate how nanomaterials can help to create access to safe drinking water. Van Ommen also collaborates with TU Delft colleagues campus-wide on further developing the Safe-by-Design approach to engineering.

09 november 2023

TU Delft Safety & Security Institute – Een Instituut dat Bruggen Bouwt

Ongelukken, geopolitieke spanningen en een voortrazende klimaatcrisis. Het zijn slechts enkele van de uitdagingen waaraan het TU Delft Safety & Security Institute nu al tien jaar het hoofd helpt bieden. De huidige directeur Behnam Taebi en zijn voorganger Pieter van Gelder blikken terug en kijken vooruit.