Have you ever bought a bag of chips and eaten all of them without really thinking about it? Well, you’re not alone. It’s a regular occurrence for many and this is exactly what many food companies want you to do.
Seven Medical Delta professors received their double appointment to TU Delft, Leiden University, the LUMC and/or the Erasmus MC Rotterdam on Tuesday 21 June. These dual professorships help to unite the worlds of medicine, drug research and technology.
‘De interacties tussen actoren tijdens rampenbestrijding onderschrijven het gezegde: brutale mensen hebben de halve wereld’
Met gebruikt toiletpapier kun je nog best wat leuks doen. Dat bewijst een waterschap in Noord-Holland. Het wint toiletpapier uit rioolwater en maakt er bioplastics van, aldus Technisch Weekblad.
The card game Set is as simple as ABC. Yet the maths behind it have puzzled mathematicians for decades. Delft Mathematician Dr. Dion Gijswijt helped unravel some of its mysteries.
Triggered by the loss of their expensive wave measurement buoy, civil engineer Max Radermacher (MSc) and his South African colleague Zane Thackeray designed a low-cost buoy based on smartphone
technology.
Best ver wandelen, van Musée Rodin naar de Champs Elysees. En de metro is zo heet in de zomer. Gelukkig spring je in Parijs zo op een deelfiets, beschikbaar in de talloze docking stations verspreid door de stad. Jammer dat Nederland er niet op zit te wachten… of wel?
A new series of papers has settled a long-standing question related to the popular game Set in which players seek patterned sets of three cards. Or so Quantamagazine wrote on the 31st of May. Delft Mathematician Dr. Dion Gijswijt is author of one of the papers.
How do dermal wounds heal? That is what PhD candidate Daniel Koppenol wants to predict. He developed a model that simulates the healing of wounds.
