Just like snow or a storm, the outbreak of diseases can be predicted, according to honorary professor Alessandro Vespignani. The revolution in big data means that we will forecast pandemics much like we predict the weather.
Hayo Hendrikse braved the wilds of the Arctic and overcame a serious illness while conducting research for his doctoral thesis. On Friday, 20 January it became the 8,000th doctoral degree to be conferred at TU Delft.
Bart Remes and his team have been developing drones of the future at TU Delft: agile, fast, efficient and tiny drones which could do important work like assist in emergency situations.
Is it a plane, is it a helicopter? No, it’s the Delftacopter. Watch the newest award-winning hybrid unmanned aerial vehicle by the TU Delft drone lab.
Wat speelt zich op nanometerniveau af in levende materie? En hoe bouw je leven op door te knippen en plakken met genetisch materiaal? Deze onderwerpen kwamen aan bod tijdens het symposium Synthetic Biology and Nanoscopy op 12 januari in de aula.
Three billion people in the world live in energy poverty with unreliable or no access to electricity. Empowering them with energy to provide light, connectivity and clean water is a huge task.
Mensen, wat een kou. Lag je maar op het dek van een luxe jacht; dobberend onder de tropische zon. Ingenieur Ruben Zoutewelle kwam voor zijn afstuderen bij 3mE afgelopen maanden dichterbij dan de meesten.
Ash from a sudden volcanic eruption can grind an entire continent’s air traffic to a halt. Europe learned this lesson the hard way when Iceland’s Eyjafjallajökull volcano repeatedly blew its top in the spring of 2010.
Lekker je krantje lezen, terwijl je autonome auto je door het drukke verkeer van de stad heen loodst? Dat is nog toekomstmuziek.
