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Should TU Delft scrap the cum laude ruling as the Free University of Amsterdam will do next year? Bas Rooijakkers does not believe it will reduce achievement-related stress.

Opinion 05 mei 2022 door Bas Rooijakkers

[Column] Cum Laude

By collecting and redistributing food that would otherwise have been thrown away, Food Sharing Delft raises awareness on how to reduce food waste around Delft.

Campus 04 mei 2022 door Marjolein van der Veldt

Stop food waste, start sharing

How high is your energy bill? The Dutch Student Union (LSVb) wants to put pressure on politicians and is launching a Meldpunt Energiearmoede (energy poverty hotline), where students can tell their story.

Campus 03 mei 2022 door HOP

Dutch Student Union launches hotline for students’ energy costs

Here we were able to celebrate King’s Day as if COVID-19 had never existed, but some Chinese cities are once again subject to lockdowns lasting many weeks. Students are rebelling, according to various media.

Campus 02 mei 2022 door HOP

Students upset by strict lockdown in Shanghai

Xuan Liu (center) and Yoon Lee (right) were demonstrators at the Hybrid Intelligence Consortium. Photo credit: Bart Vastenhouw

Campus 02 mei 2022 door Heather Montague

[UPDATE] ‘There is no detection mechanism yet for computer mediated study’

There has been little enthusiasm so far for Amnesty’s manifesto on combatting inappropriate behaviour on campus. That’s a pity, says Janna Willems, an Amnesty campaigner.

Campus 29 april 2022 door HOP

Amnesty gathers signatures for manifesto against sexual violence

(Photo: Sam Rentmeester)

Opinion 29 april 2022 door Vishal Onkhar

[Column] In times of need

Professors Frank Hollmann and Sjoerd Stallinga will each receive over EUR 2 million for their research in the field of catalysis with enzymes and 3D-microscopy respectively.

Science 28 april 2022 door Jos Wassink

Two ERC advanced grants for TU Delft researchers

Not all cancer cells are equal. Tumour recurrence often depends on a few active cells. Researchers Miao-Ping Chien and Daan Brinks can recognise and target those cells.

Science 26 april 2022 door Jos Wassink

Researcher couple identifies most dangerous cancer cells

The Russian invasion in Ukraine has ended the age of cheap and plentiful fossil energy. Will Europe rush forward to renewable energy, or reopen coal plants?

Science 25 april 2022 door Jos Wassink

How will Europe cope with the global energy crisis?