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Social media removed disinformation in the run-up to the US elections. But it’s not solving anything, says Marijn Janssen (TPM). “It’s even worsening the polarisation.”

Science 05 november 2020 door Tomas van Dijk @tomasvd

‘Warnings about disinformation on Facebook have the opposite effect’

Now that we will have to work from home longer, TU Delft is reserving money for ergonomic work spaces at home. The scheme is expected to start at the end of November.

Campus 05 november 2020 door Saskia Bonger

Desks and chairs for working at home

How can we push each other even harder? Columnist Menno Blaauw advises on optimal email and calendar behaviour.

Opinion 05 november 2020 door Menno Blaauw

[Column] Drive me nuts

How do you turn the rainforest into such a valuable resource that it is no longer cut down for agriculture? TU Delft alumnus Dirk-Jan Oudshoorn thinks he knows.

Education 04 november 2020 door Dorine van Gorp

Save the rainforest? This TU Delft alumnus tries to

Op 3 en 4 november mogen TU-medewerkers stemmen voor de ondernemingsraad, maar op wie? In deze vierdelige serie stellen de lijsttrekkers zich voor. Deel 4: Marjan Popov.

Campus 03 november 2020 door Marjolein van der Veldt

[Works Council Elections] Marjan Popov: ‘I can help my colleagues be happy in their work’

Students who do not want online proctoring can do their exams under surveillance at TU Delft this exam period. This is a pilot involving 24 students.

Education 03 november 2020 door Annebelle de Bruijn

Don’t want online proctoring? TU Delft offers an alternative

Why was the University PhD Council unable to get PhD candidates into the Works Council, and why is that a problem? President Vittorio Nespeca explains.

Campus 03 november 2020 door Saskia Bonger

Works Council elections: PhD’s can’t elect one of their own

Humans of TU Delft (Photo: Jasmina Campochiaro)

Campus 02 november 2020 door Heather Montague

‘I like the dynamics and interaction with students’

Delft Hyperloop is changing tack and will lay the foundations for a scalable Hyperloop this year. The team is looking to recruit dozens of students.

Science 30 oktober 2020 door Marjolein van der Veldt

No SpaceX, but a European competition for Delft Hyperloop instead

Never before has the Night Watch been portrayed so precisely. Together with Rijksmuseum staff, TU researcher Willemijn Elkhuizen is laying the foundations for the restoration.

Science 30 oktober 2020 door Jos Wassink

TU Delft makes 3D scan of the Night Watch