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A research consortium that includes Prof. Cees Dekker’s group has shown the active role of the condensin protein in coiling long DNA strings. Its result, published in Science, ends a long-standing debate about the working of the protein.
Vanaf volgend jaar maken wetenschappers kans op de Stevinpremie voor toegepast onderzoek. Net als de Spinozapremie is de nieuwe prijs 2,5 miljoen euro waard.
If you’re an energy researcher, you might want to join the workshop on funding under the Horizon 2020 programme this Friday, September 15. It’s all about matchmaking to be eligible for EU funding. Professor Paulien Herder, director of the Delft Energy Initiative, will chair the workshop.
A living cell is like a castle of Lego, says Liedewij Laan. She just received a European grant of 1.5 million euros to study how organisms evolve.
Gevoeliger gaat het niet: het meten van een magneetveld van een enkel elektron of proton op de schaal van enkele nanometers. De atomaire magnetometer die dr. Toeno van der Sar gaat bouwen moet dat kunnen.
Wie mee wil helpen analyseren welke impact de orkaan Harvey heeft gehad op de stedelijke omgeving kan op woensdag 13 september naar de Harvey Hackathon in het Science Centre.
When will the quantum computer see daylight? In an editorial, Nature magazine stated that 2017 will be the year that the field of quantum computing sheds its research-only image. Delta asked the opinions of renowned researchers from TU Delft and outside.
Websites that support patients could reduce costs and make people less dependent. Several initiatives are taking off.
