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01 april 2021

TU Delft and NFI join forces to innovate forensic research

How does a person fall after jumping or being pushed? How can you effectively investigate a crime scene? These are just some examples of the joint research currently being conducted by TU Delft and the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI).

24 maart 2021

RHAPSODY - Recognition of HumAn PatternS of Optimal Driving for safetY of conventional and autonomous vehicles

RHAPSODY was granted under the Horizons 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie individual fellowships programme, and will be hosted at the section Safety & Security Science of TU Delft.

02 maart 2021

Ming Yang in Chemical and Engineering new over chemical process safety management

Having introduced process safety to the Kazakhstan petrochemical industry, Ming Yang is now working to make the Netherlands a global leader in the field.

24 februari 2021

"Recycling moet veilig gebeuren, anders haken burgers af" - Opiniestuk in Trouw

Al in de ontwerpfase moet de veiligheid bij het recyclen aandacht krijgen, betogen Lotte Asveld, Britte Bouchaut en Frank Hollmann (TU Delft).

17 februari 2021

Webinar: Governing climate risks in the face of normative uncertainties

Prof. Behnam Taebi will talk about governing risks, ethical and societal considerations. Stay tuned Wednesday, February 24th, from 16.00 until 17.00 hrs.

11 februari 2021

Pieter van Gelder in H2O over cybersecurity in de watersector

Hoe staat de watersector ervoor wat cyberveiligheid betreft? Wat is er nodig om de situatie te verbeteren? Pieter van Gelder, hoogleraar Veilgheidskunde aan de TU Delft, roept als relatieve buitenstaander op tot meer actie.

14 december 2020

'Safety is part of almost all technology development' - Interview in Delft Integraal

With TU Delft Safety & Security Institute, he wants to make the Netherlands and the whole world safer. Why is safety so important for technology philosopher Behnam Taebi?

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.