Collaboration with fossil fuel companies is detrimental to TU Delft’s research, PhD candidate Davide Rega writes in this letter. “It is a matter of how we conceive our work.”

Bob van Vliet is annoyed by the stance of the Executive Board on the wishes of a pressure group to stop financing from the fossil fuel industry.

As a PhD candidate whose research is partially funded by Shell, Hugo-Pieter Iglesias van Montfort has some questions and remarks for the End Fossil climate activists.

Columnist Birgit van Driel wonders why NWO does not use chance for the allocation of research grants. She is happy that the subject of drawing lots starts to gain traction.

Not just research that leads to useful applications is worthwhile, writes Dap Hartmann.

TU Delft should be pleased when students are critical and socially aware rather than regret it when they take action, argues Bob van Vliet.

TU Delft should have more critical discussions about the urgency and scalability challenges of the energy transition, argues master student Antonio Küng.

Sports, digital media and studying; it all kept Vishal Onkhar away from reading literature for years. Until now!

It struck Birgit van Driel that there were few people at the International Women’s Day event. Inspired by the omdenken-show, she came up with an idea.

You got a cum laude for your PhD and are an exceptional researcher. But without a teaching certificate, you may not teach students. The system is flawed, says Dap Hartmann.