Leo Kouwenhoven is not jointly responsible for incorrect data processing at his department. Yet, there are lessons to be learnt from the integrity case against the quantum professor.
The Netherlands Academy of Engineers welcomed its first 62 members last month. What does the NAE hope to achieve? Delta spoke to two Board members.
It is many a parent’s nightmare: a swallowed button cell battery from a toy, car key or LED candle. After all, these easily get stuck in the throat. The mucus then conducts the electricity and that dissolves the tissue so that a hole burns in it. A picture of what such a battery does to…
After a rollercoaster ride of royal success to an investigation into scientific integrity, Leo Kouwenhoven will return as a University Professor on 1 March 2024.
On the weekend of 25 and 26 November, the Aula hosted the largest programming competition in Northwest Europe, organised by the Christiaan Huygens study association.
Europe is dependent on imported metals for its electrical products. Peter Rem’s group is working on technologies in an EU programme to give waste value.
From 1 December, academics can apply for PhD projects on Africa at five Dutch universities in the fields of climate change, healthcare and more.
TU Delft’s first satellite lasted an unexpectedly long time in space. But after 15 years, increased solar activity proved fatal to Delfi-C3 on Monday 13 November.
Two million for graphene microphone Impression of waves in a graphene membrane caused by bacteria. (Illustration: Santiago Mendoza Silva and Pierpaolo Belardinelli) Farbod Alijani, associate professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering & Technical Materials Science, has received an ERC Consolidator Grant to improve his ultra-sensitive microphone made with…
