TU-masterstudent transport, infrastructuur en logistiek Bert van der Wees (27) is kandidaat voor de waterschapsverkiezingen op 18 maart. Hij staat op plaats zes van de VVD-kandidatenlijst voor het hoogheemraadschap Rijnland. “Een dag geen waterschappen en het water staat tot je enkels.”

Jaren na de Inholland-affaire wordt de hogeschool nog steeds met argusogen bekeken. Er hoeft maar íets te gebeuren, of pers en politiek duiken er bovenop. Jet de Ranitz neemt het roer over. “We hebben veel in huis om op volle kracht vooruit te kunnen.”

TU Delft recently hosted a symposium to share research and ideas about improving university teaching and learning. Called Innovation Room, this event was the second of its kind organized by the Centre for Education and Learning, a strategic alliance between Leiden University, Delft University of Technology and Erasmus University Rotterdam (LDE).

In February, dozens of Delft’s cafes and restaurants will be filled with the sound of soulful music as the annual De Koninck Blues Festival returns to town.

The centuries old city of Delft is being refurbished. Soon trains will run underground, leaving space for a new station, housing, offices, roads, canals and a city park. And that means new streets which need naming.

Welcome to the Bucky Lab where TU Delft’s architecture students put their designs to the test by building full-scale prototypes.

Two former TU Delft students have just launched the world’s first mobile app where your own heart beat affects the game.
In 2012 Yosef Safi Harb, an aerospace graduate, founded a startup called Happitech.

Nerdalize has been awarded a €250,000 grant to develop its unique system of heating homes free of charge – using existing computer power.