As the cities around the world gear up to celebrate the 44th Earth Dayon April 22, 2014, we asked around about TU Delft’s green projects. Here is a look at some of the interesting energy saving initiatives – some already underway and others in the pipeline with a 2020 deadline
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The Delft Center for Systems and Control (DCSC) celebrated their 10 year anniversary with an all-day symposium.
Ten years ago, systems and control engineering was spread throughout different faculties at the TU Delft.
The Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering played host to the annual Design United exhibition on April 3 to 17, 2014, showcasing the latest developments in industrial design.
A team called Delft Spectral Technologies recently took home the top prize in The Dutch Cleantech Challenge (CTC) with its Fourier Optical Measurement System (FOMS). The five member team will go on to represent the Netherlands at the global finals in London on the April 25 2014
Research shows that Dutch and international students are not sufficiently integrated – and Delft is no exception. Language and culture often prove to be obstacles. “During get-togethers, we speak Dutch to each other.”
The TU Delft campus sports an impressive eleven wind tunnel labs, ranging from hypersonic to vertical wind tunnels. The Open Jet Facility (OJF) is the largest and is used to test wind turbines, bikes, cars and even the famous Senz storm umbrella.
Gyöngyvér Poller, 23, is doing an exchange semester at TU Delft in Industrial Design Engineering. She’s pursuing her master’s degree in Industrial Design in Budapest.
The new research and test laboratory called the Cyber Zoo opened on March 5 on the TU Delft campus.
Next academic year TU Delft will introduce a second English language bachelor course. What are the general trends behind such a move?
