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The coach of the Dutch sailing team has asked TU-researcher Dr Sukanta Basu to produce detailed wind maps of the complex Sagami bay near Tokyo.

Science 13 april 2021 door Jos Wassink

TU researcher pilots Dutch sailing teams through Tokyo bay

In the upcoming academic year students will again be given a deadline extension for meeting admissions requirements for Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes.

Education 12 april 2021 door HOP

Deadline extension for students without diplomas in the coming academic year

(Photo: Christopher Teruna)

Campus 12 april 2021 door Heather Montague

‘Don’t do a PhD unless you really want to’

Vanaf 26 april mogen universiteiten studenten weer één dag in de week fysiek lesgeven (Foto: Dalia Madi)

Education 09 april 2021 door HOP

Campuses to open up again, even if there are self-test shortages

Politics is threatening to deal a blow to the internationalisation of higher education and research. Don’t let this happen, warns Freddy Weima of Nuffic.

Education 08 april 2021 door HOP

'Why do so few Dutch students go to study in Germany?'

In order to lower carbon emissions, Dr Phil Vardon wants to generate energy through pile foundations, using the natural temperature of the soil. How does this work?

Science 08 april 2021 door TU Delft TV

How heat from the ground is having an impact on the world

Studying should always remain a pleasure, says student columnist Can Yildiz. This will only be the case if TU Delft teaches its students to handle a world of distractions.

Opinion 08 april 2021 door Can Yildiz

[Column] Chaos

As a pilot, AE bachelor students may probably start doing laboratory courses again from 19 April, as long as they stay in their ‘bubble’. Civil Engineering is starting trials too.

Education 07 april 2021 door Tomas van Dijk @tomasvd

Laboratory courses slowly resuming on campus

Shocked rowers, a badly broken bone and slightly damaged boats – the consequences of a crash between two eights from Laga and Proteus. How did this happen?

Campus 07 april 2021 door Jimmy Tigges

Talks between Laga and Proteus after crash

Despite their tiny brains, fruit flies have steep learning curves, as TU Delft researchers discovered using a technique that might one day shed light on neurological diseases.

Science 07 april 2021 door Tomas van Dijk @tomasvd

What Delft scientists learned after peeking inside fly brains