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25 September 2023

TU Delft revolutionizes wheelchair sports with precision power measurements

TU Delft revolutionizes wheelchair sports with precision power measurements

Met slechts twee kleine sensoren, niet groter dan een twee euro munt, kunnen we nu het vermogen van rolstoelsporters meten met een indrukwekkende precisie van wel 2%.

18 September 2023

Mark de Ruit in various media

07 September 2023

Mathias Peirlinck in various media

06 September 2023

TU Delft students create 3D-printed larynx

TU Delft students create 3D-printed larynx

In cases of upper airway obstruction, acute surgery to open the trachea just below the larynx is the only solution. Due to the rarity of this syndrome, doctors have very little experience with this life-saving procedure. Doctors at the Reinier de Graaf Hospital and students at TU Delft decided that this had to change. Together they developed a realistic and durable model of the larynx.

03 August 2023

Four 3mE researchers receive Veni grant

Four 3mE researchers receive Veni grant

TU Delft receives a total of 17 Venis, 4 of which are awarded to researchers at the 3mE faculty. The funds will be used for a variety of research projects, from giving robots the intelligence to handle deformable objects to a catheter that ensures safer minimal invasive heart surgery.

06 July 2023

Marjon Stijntjes voted best 3mE educator 2022-2023

Marjon Stijntjes voted best 3mE educator 2022-2023

They praised her for the clear structure of her teaching and innovative teaching methods. Among other things, Stijntjes develops and teaches the course Extramural Sensing and Virtual Stimulation as part of the master’s programme in Technical Medicine.

12 June 2023

Aimée Sakes in various media

20 April 2023

Amir Zadpoor in various media

17 April 2023

Frans van der Helm in various media

13 April 2023

KIC grant awarded to sustainable surgery robot for minimally invasive surgery

KIC grant awarded to sustainable surgery robot for minimally invasive surgery

NWO has awarded six research projects in the KIC call ‘Key enabling technologies for minimally invasive interventions in healthcare’, including the research of Tim Horeman, Assistant Professor of Sustainable Surgery & Translational Technology at the Department of Biomechanical Engineering.

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