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High Voltage EWI lab closed for transition

24 September 2019

In preparation for the energy transition, the EEMCS Faculty is transforming its high voltage lab into the Electrical Sustainable Power (ESP) Lab. Delivery by spring 2021.

Why bacteria conduct electricity

23 September 2019

Bacteria in the seafloor form cm-long electrical conducting threads. TU researchers presented their remarkable discovery in Nature Communications. How can this be applied?

TU alumnus wins James Dyson Award with water filter design

20 September 2019

Alumnus Olivier de Gruijter has received the Dutch James Dyson Award for his water filter that fits on a jerry can. He came up with the solution while jogging.

Digitale dreiging? Lees je in!

16 September 2019

Internet is fantastisch, maar maakt ook kwetsbaar. Dit boek en deze special over de schaduwkanten van het internet geven meer inzicht.

Nitrogen verdict: will livestock sheds make way for houses?

10 September 2019

The verdict of the Council of State on the nitrogen issue may be disastrous for the road and house construction industry. Do TU Delft researchers see any way out?

Stikstof uitspraak: gaan stallen wijken voor woningen?

10 September 2019

De uitspraak van de Raad van State over de stikstofuitstoot dreigt desastreus uit te pakken voor weg- en woningbouw. Welke uitwegen zien Delftse onderzoekers?

What Artificial Intelligence (AI) means to your privacy

6 September 2019

The Google Home scandal is a recent example of an AI playing dirty. TU Delft experts share their take on our responsibilities with sensitive data and AI development.

Five European starting grants for TU Delft researchers

5 September 2019

Five TU Delft researchers have been awarded European starting grants. Three of them are for the Applied Sciences Faculty, two for the AS related QuTech.

Listening to earthquakes

3 September 2019

Forget seismometers. Earthquakes can be charted by analysing infrasound high in the atmosphere, or so Delft researchers found. Their discovery could save lives.

Gravitation millions for top scientists

2 September 2019

TU Delft is involved in three of the six Gravitation Programmes awarded by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science. In total, EUR 113.8 million are reserved.

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