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The lifting of restrictions shortly means that face masks can be taken off and staff can return to campus. For students, not that much will change.

Campus 24 juni 2021 door Marjolein van der Veldt

Face masks can be taken off, and work on campus may resume

To support the hospitality industry, Delft is easing things for terraces, live music and small events. Student associations will also be able to do more.

Campus 24 juni 2021 door Saskia Bonger

More festivities allowed in Delft

Columnist Claudia Werker finds the reasoning behind the vegetarian restaurant at Architecture strange. Vegetarian restaurants are the wrong measure, she writes.

Opinion 24 juni 2021 door Claudia Werker

[Column] Vegetarian restaurants

The promised 50 percent reduction in tuition fees is on its way, but afterwards the costs will shoot up again: students will pay €2,209 for the academic year 2022-2023.

Education 23 juni 2021 door HOP

Students to pay over €2,200 in tuition fees in 2022

What will education be like after the summer? There still are many uncertainties, but the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering has reached a decision.

Education 23 juni 2021 door Saskia Bonger

AE opts for hybrid education in first quarter

In his search for wild bees on campus, alumnus Dominic Dijkshoorn found more than 40 different species. Delta went with him and immediately spotted a rare species.

Campus 23 juni 2021 door Marjolein van der Veldt

Spotting bees on campus

Universities are being instructed to prepare for two different scenarios when it comes to the new academic year: one with and one without social distancing.

Education 22 juni 2021 door HOP

Minister assigns two scenarios for new academic year

Preferably, problems linked to confirmation bias are identified prior to publication, or better yet, prior to data collection. (Photo: Dalia Madi)

Science 22 juni 2021 door Tomas van Dijk @tomasvd

How to tackle confirmation bias?

31 newly minted PhDs have been awarded a Rubicon grant by the Dutch Research Council NWO to gain international experience in their field. Two of them are from TU Delft.

Science 22 juni 2021 door HOP

TU Delft researchers receive Rubicon grant

Cross section of the cerebral cortex of a mouse. (Photo: Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

Science 21 juni 2021 door Tomas van Dijk @tomasvd

How the brain deals with long-term traumatic memories