TU Delft researcher Yu Xin has developed a low-cost plug-and-play biosensor to detect anastomosis leakage, a complication present in 10% of patients after colon surgery.
From once every century to once every year. New projections worked out by an international team that includes a TU Delft researcher, show that extreme sea level events will happen annually by the end of the century if no measures are taken to slow down global warming.
DARE team will attempt to break the European student rocketry altitude record (32.3 km) with their new rocket Stratos III. The launch will take place in Spain next Friday 20 July.
The Delft Health Initiative has been driving technological innovation in healthcare for nearly 10 years. A new lecture series, open to the public, aims to unite these technolo
People who pay per use tend to use their washing machine less often, and at lower temperatures, a TU Delft study finds. Pay-per-use business models make consumers act more sustainably, they say.
The Forze team has tested its newest model, the Forze VIII, on the track. The hydrogen car is now almost ready to take part in the world record Elfwegentocht parade next weekend and in the Supercar Challenge at the TT circuit in Assen in August.
On show for the very first time at the Venice Biennale, BK BOOTHS presents 10 of the latest architectural research and design projects by students and designers at TU Delft’s Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment.The theme of the Biennale, which is on show now until 25 November, is FREESPACE. Delta highlighted several projects on show.
Delft hosted the first international design challenge of superhuman sports, a new field where physical activities are combined with computer game technology to create new sports. Delta interviewed the organising professor, the Japanese founder and some participants.
When all other drugs fail, Carbapenems can still save lives. This family of antibiotics is often used for the treatment of multidrug-resistant bacterial infections. They are extremely expensive, but now Delft researchers have developed a cheap and green alternative.
