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Het TU Delft Solar Boat Team is aan een naamsverandering toe. De elektrisch aangedreven trimaran krijgt z’n energie uit waterstof in plaats van zonnecellen.

Science 22 januari 2021 door Jos Wassink

Solar Boat Team switches to hydrogen

A European research group has calculated the effects of a curfew. It appears that the effectiveness depends on when you impose it.

Science 21 januari 2021 door Jos Wassink

Researchers: Curfew comes too late

How can online teaching energise instead of drain teachers? Columnist Monique van der Veen found a way.

Opinion 21 januari 2021 door Monique van der Veen

[Column] How to connect during online lectures

Architecture alumna Laetitia Smits van Oyen was a member of the TU Delft Supervisory Board for eight years. How does she look back? An interview with the woman of wild ideas.

Campus 20 januari 2021 door Saskia Bonger

Departing supervisor: ‘What has already been done, is less interesting to me’

The Dutch government wants to introduce a night curfew until 9 February. The Lower House still has to give its approval before the curfew can be introduced.

Campus 20 januari 2021 door Nieuwsredactie

Dutch government set to introduce night curfew

They are losing their jobs or getting their hours cut – nearly one in three students are struggling with financial worries during the coronavirus crisis, a survey conducted among 1,250 students reveals. Substance abuse is also on the rise.

Campus 20 januari 2021 door Jos Wassink

Students: more drug use and financial worries due to Covid

After the Dutch Government fell over the child benefit scandal last week, the question of meaningful human control over AI systems is now more urgent than ever.

Science 20 januari 2021 door Jos Wassink

Who oversees artificial intelligence systems?

The government says there are five good reasons for maintaining English-language teaching in higher education. English studies will have to meet at least two of these.

Education 20 januari 2021 door HOP

English-language teaching: the show must go on

Home-based care applications often rely on medical standard sensors. By using cheaper consumer-grade sensors, home-based care could become more accessible.

Science 19 januari 2021 door Jos Wassink

Why not use consumer electronics for home-based care?

Primary schools are being closed for longer and this is a major hassle. TU Delft teachers too are at their wits end because of home schooling.

Campus 19 januari 2021 door Annebelle de Bruijn

How are TU Delft teachers teaching their own children?