Card Overview

[Translate to English:]

Emeritus Prof.dr.ir. J. (Jan) van den Berg

Lunch lecture Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care

Lunch lecture Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care 27 February 2024 12:45 till 13:40 | Add to my calendar Join this interesting lecture on Big data in Anaesthesiology and Perioperative Care that helps make patient-specific predictions and to provide more personalised care during and after surgery. Health Month EEMCS Lunch Lecture Series During the February Health Month within TU Delft several EEMCS researchers will give lunch lectures on the health research we do within the faculty, and will showcase their incredible work within patient-oriented technological healthcare. Are you a MSc or PhD student, or a researcher, and interested in making an impact on healthcare with your work? Join one or more of these interesting lectures to discover how we work to tackle a variety of challenges in the domain of health and wellbeing. Abstract Lecture on Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care Anesthesiology is an unknown concept for most people and one that people only come into contact with during an operation. To improve perioperative care, the Anesthesiology department at Erasmus MC uses as much 'big data' available during operations as possible to make patient-specific predictions and provide more personalized care during and after surgery. The intelligent use of all available hospital data can provide patient-specific predictions and allow us to provide more personalized care to our patients during and after surgery. Given the complexity of big data, we are often confronted with mathematical problems, which are simply too complex for doctors to handle. We believe that the best solution to tackle these complex questions can be found by combining knowledge from experts with a technical background with experts with a medical background. This event is part of the TU Delft Health month Date : 27-2-2024 from 12:45 – 13:40 Name event: Lunch lecture Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care For: Students and employees of TU Delft Speaker: Felix van Lier (Erasmus MC) and Nestor Parolya (TU Delft) Location: EEMCS-Lecture Hall Boole Free lunch included Sign up here

Ambitious student projects receive in total €50,000 grant through Delft University Fund

In december 2023 konden studenten een subsidie-aanvraag indienen bij FAST (Funding ambitious Students) voor de organisatie van een evenement en voor financiering van een ambitieus project. In totaal ontving FAST 27 aanvragen, welke zijn beoordeeld op innovatie, haalbaarheid, impact en budget.

Websites

Directly to intranet > In the Visual Communication Team (+ web editors) we provide websites within the www.tudelft.nl/ domain. Almost anything after the ‘/’ is possible; of course, taking into account the TU Delft naming conventions. If you want to set up a website within the tudelft.nl domain, contact your own content manager first. If you do not have a content manger, contact the Visual Communication Team. We can advise you on the design of your pages and the use of images, provide UX/UI support, help with the creation of the website and provide training so that you can build and/or maintain the website yourself. Every faculty, department, project group, research group or other form of collaboration within TU Delft can apply for a website within the tudelft.nl domain. More information about this is available on the intranet. There you can find information about: Modifying or administering a website Requesting an account Applying for a TYPO3 website Applying for a shortened URL TU Delft corporate design If you want to request a new website or new pages outside of tudelft.nl, you are not permitted to use the TU Delft corporate identity or the TU Delft logo or to use tudelft in the domain name.

Interactive Environments Minor students bring the Library's Collection Wall back to life

Several projects being led by or involving IDE researchers have secured kick-starter grants from the Convergence’s Resilient Delta Initiative.

Highlight Delft 2024

Highlight Delft 2024 15 February 2024 17:30 till 17 February 2024 23:00 | Add to my calendar Next week, from 15 – 17 February, the Highlight Delft festival takes place in the centre of Delft. Running every evening from 17:30 – 23:00, visitors will get a chance to explore this year’s theme, “ Do you see what I see ”, through various installations that revolve around AI and tiny particles. This year, they expect to welcome 3,000 paying visitors; 100,000 visitors in the free areas; and nearly 200.000 people online. What’s more, 9 out of the 28 projects featured at this year’s festival were created by IDE students and researchers. Projects by IDE Students Selective Reflections by Bas Ammerlaan (DfI master’s student) The Personal Press by Koen Weber, Neslihan Can, Sukriti Garg, Kim de Vrij (DfI master’s students) DELIGHT – Designing LIGHT for real-world challenges by IDE students enrolled in the Lighting Design course EyeSeeDifferent by Sarissa Bakker, Maarten de Jong, Brechtje Krijvenaar, Esmee Treur & Stijn Wiltingh (Lighting Design course students) House of Henri by IDE/BK students enrolled in the Spaces of Display minor DELPHI by David van Beelen, Birthe Hartmann, Robin Rietdijk, Álvaro Sempere Caro, Ruoqian Zhao (Interactive Environments minor students) Unseen Echoes by Emergence Delft (TU Delft Dream Team with IDE students) Projects by IDE Researchers Chromatically controlled hallucinations by Professor Sylvia Pont, teacher of practice Charl Smit, and PhD candidate Yuguang Zhao SUBS: Personal Companion Kiosk by PhD candidate Eric Gu Organized since 2018, Highlight Delft works closely with participating makers on the development of new installations, making many works on public view for the first time during the festival. All installations are located within walking distance of each other, in unique locations in downtown Delft like Het Arsenaal, The Student Hotel, the Huis van Delft or Theater de Veste.

International Women’s Day Activities 2024

International Women’s Day Activities 2024 12 February 2024 09:00 till 08 March 2024 17:30 - Location: TU Delft | Add to my calendar This year TU Delft celebrates International Women's Day with the theme “One World, Thousand Women”. The theme shows how beautiful it is that each woman is unique and different, but also how important it is to recognise the role of women as agents of change, driving progress towards prosperous and equitable economies and a healthy planet for future generations. To celebrate this important day, DEWIS (Delft Women in Science) is hosting a wide range of activities from 12 February to 8 March. Their extensive programme includes an inspiring celebration in the Aula on 8 March (9:00 – 13:00). Everybody from the TU Delft community is welcome – diversity is the root of success. To find out more about what is happening and how you can take part, visit the official ‘International Women’s Day’ event page ​​​​​​​.

dmi: Academic Design Management Conference 2024

dmi: Academic Design Management Conference 2024 06 August 2024 09:00 till 07 August 2024 18:00 - Location: TU Delft | Add to my calendar IDE is delighted to be hosting the dmi Academic Design Management Conference 2024 - “Design & Innovation at the Crossroad”. Researcher, educators, design and innovation managers and leaders are warmly invited to IDE on from 6-7 August 2024 to listen, learn and debate how we can best prepare tomorrow’s design leaders at a time when Artificial Intelligence’s influence is accelerating at pace. For more information about the conference, click here.

IDE Business Fair 2024

IDE Business Fair 2024 20 March 2024 09:00 till 21 March 2024 17:30 - Location: IDE | Add to my calendar On March 20th and 21st 2024, the Industrial Design Engineering Business Fair will take place. This annual fair gives engineering students the opportunity to make the first steps into their professional life and to get in contact with companies from the field of Industrial Design.

Filter results

[Translate to English:]

Emeritus Prof.dr.ir. J. (Jan) van den Berg

Lunch lecture Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care

Lunch lecture Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care 27 February 2024 12:45 till 13:40 | Add to my calendar Join this interesting lecture on Big data in Anaesthesiology and Perioperative Care that helps make patient-specific predictions and to provide more personalised care during and after surgery. Health Month EEMCS Lunch Lecture Series During the February Health Month within TU Delft several EEMCS researchers will give lunch lectures on the health research we do within the faculty, and will showcase their incredible work within patient-oriented technological healthcare. Are you a MSc or PhD student, or a researcher, and interested in making an impact on healthcare with your work? Join one or more of these interesting lectures to discover how we work to tackle a variety of challenges in the domain of health and wellbeing. Abstract Lecture on Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care Anesthesiology is an unknown concept for most people and one that people only come into contact with during an operation. To improve perioperative care, the Anesthesiology department at Erasmus MC uses as much 'big data' available during operations as possible to make patient-specific predictions and provide more personalized care during and after surgery. The intelligent use of all available hospital data can provide patient-specific predictions and allow us to provide more personalized care to our patients during and after surgery. Given the complexity of big data, we are often confronted with mathematical problems, which are simply too complex for doctors to handle. We believe that the best solution to tackle these complex questions can be found by combining knowledge from experts with a technical background with experts with a medical background. This event is part of the TU Delft Health month Date : 27-2-2024 from 12:45 – 13:40 Name event: Lunch lecture Big data in Anesthesiology and Perioperative Care For: Students and employees of TU Delft Speaker: Felix van Lier (Erasmus MC) and Nestor Parolya (TU Delft) Location: EEMCS-Lecture Hall Boole Free lunch included Sign up here

Ambitious student projects receive in total €50,000 grant through Delft University Fund

In december 2023 konden studenten een subsidie-aanvraag indienen bij FAST (Funding ambitious Students) voor de organisatie van een evenement en voor financiering van een ambitieus project. In totaal ontving FAST 27 aanvragen, welke zijn beoordeeld op innovatie, haalbaarheid, impact en budget.

Websites

Directly to intranet > In the Visual Communication Team (+ web editors) we provide websites within the www.tudelft.nl/ domain. Almost anything after the ‘/’ is possible; of course, taking into account the TU Delft naming conventions. If you want to set up a website within the tudelft.nl domain, contact your own content manager first. If you do not have a content manger, contact the Visual Communication Team. We can advise you on the design of your pages and the use of images, provide UX/UI support, help with the creation of the website and provide training so that you can build and/or maintain the website yourself. Every faculty, department, project group, research group or other form of collaboration within TU Delft can apply for a website within the tudelft.nl domain. More information about this is available on the intranet. There you can find information about: Modifying or administering a website Requesting an account Applying for a TYPO3 website Applying for a shortened URL TU Delft corporate design If you want to request a new website or new pages outside of tudelft.nl, you are not permitted to use the TU Delft corporate identity or the TU Delft logo or to use tudelft in the domain name.

Interactive Environments Minor students bring the Library's Collection Wall back to life

Several projects being led by or involving IDE researchers have secured kick-starter grants from the Convergence’s Resilient Delta Initiative.

Highlight Delft 2024

Highlight Delft 2024 15 February 2024 17:30 till 17 February 2024 23:00 | Add to my calendar Next week, from 15 – 17 February, the Highlight Delft festival takes place in the centre of Delft. Running every evening from 17:30 – 23:00, visitors will get a chance to explore this year’s theme, “ Do you see what I see ”, through various installations that revolve around AI and tiny particles. This year, they expect to welcome 3,000 paying visitors; 100,000 visitors in the free areas; and nearly 200.000 people online. What’s more, 9 out of the 28 projects featured at this year’s festival were created by IDE students and researchers. Projects by IDE Students Selective Reflections by Bas Ammerlaan (DfI master’s student) The Personal Press by Koen Weber, Neslihan Can, Sukriti Garg, Kim de Vrij (DfI master’s students) DELIGHT – Designing LIGHT for real-world challenges by IDE students enrolled in the Lighting Design course EyeSeeDifferent by Sarissa Bakker, Maarten de Jong, Brechtje Krijvenaar, Esmee Treur & Stijn Wiltingh (Lighting Design course students) House of Henri by IDE/BK students enrolled in the Spaces of Display minor DELPHI by David van Beelen, Birthe Hartmann, Robin Rietdijk, Álvaro Sempere Caro, Ruoqian Zhao (Interactive Environments minor students) Unseen Echoes by Emergence Delft (TU Delft Dream Team with IDE students) Projects by IDE Researchers Chromatically controlled hallucinations by Professor Sylvia Pont, teacher of practice Charl Smit, and PhD candidate Yuguang Zhao SUBS: Personal Companion Kiosk by PhD candidate Eric Gu Organized since 2018, Highlight Delft works closely with participating makers on the development of new installations, making many works on public view for the first time during the festival. All installations are located within walking distance of each other, in unique locations in downtown Delft like Het Arsenaal, The Student Hotel, the Huis van Delft or Theater de Veste.

International Women’s Day Activities 2024

International Women’s Day Activities 2024 12 February 2024 09:00 till 08 March 2024 17:30 - Location: TU Delft | Add to my calendar This year TU Delft celebrates International Women's Day with the theme “One World, Thousand Women”. The theme shows how beautiful it is that each woman is unique and different, but also how important it is to recognise the role of women as agents of change, driving progress towards prosperous and equitable economies and a healthy planet for future generations. To celebrate this important day, DEWIS (Delft Women in Science) is hosting a wide range of activities from 12 February to 8 March. Their extensive programme includes an inspiring celebration in the Aula on 8 March (9:00 – 13:00). Everybody from the TU Delft community is welcome – diversity is the root of success. To find out more about what is happening and how you can take part, visit the official ‘International Women’s Day’ event page ​​​​​​​.

dmi: Academic Design Management Conference 2024

dmi: Academic Design Management Conference 2024 06 August 2024 09:00 till 07 August 2024 18:00 - Location: TU Delft | Add to my calendar IDE is delighted to be hosting the dmi Academic Design Management Conference 2024 - “Design & Innovation at the Crossroad”. Researcher, educators, design and innovation managers and leaders are warmly invited to IDE on from 6-7 August 2024 to listen, learn and debate how we can best prepare tomorrow’s design leaders at a time when Artificial Intelligence’s influence is accelerating at pace. For more information about the conference, click here.

IDE Business Fair 2024

IDE Business Fair 2024 20 March 2024 09:00 till 21 March 2024 17:30 - Location: IDE | Add to my calendar On March 20th and 21st 2024, the Industrial Design Engineering Business Fair will take place. This annual fair gives engineering students the opportunity to make the first steps into their professional life and to get in contact with companies from the field of Industrial Design.
48211 results

Half height card - Default

Styling based on the availability of image, title, metadata and text

Tracing ancient settlements in Colombia with remote sensing

A team of the LDE alliance (Leiden University, TU Delft, and Erasmus University Rotterdam) asked whether it might be possible to search for signs of ancient settlements in the jungle with affordable remote sensing techniques. For an expedition in a Colombian dense forest, the team, including remote sensing expert Felix Dahle of TU Delft, joined forces with archaeologists and drone experts from Colombia. In mountainous forests, drones provide affordable access to areas that would otherwise be unreachable from the ground. A LiDAR laser scanner already proved its value in coastal observation . The big question was whether LiDAR could bypass the many treetops. Trees reflect the laser, so it was crucial to fly close so it found its way through the foliage. The team mounted a highly portable LiDAR laser scanner to a drone and went on expedition nearby ancient terraces of the Tairona culture in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta. “We had to find the sweet spot. Close to the archaeological sites and still secure above the canopy”, says Felix Dahle. And it passed the test. The LiDAR laser scanner create a point cloud and a detailed 3D model of the landscape. “We were able to detect ancient terraces in the jungle. We discovered that we can scan through the forest when it is not too dense, but some areas remained unfathomable. We could also distinguish several types of vegetation, which might be of great use too to find undiscovered archaeological sites.”

PRELIFE consortium receives NWA funding to investigate the origin of life

The interdisciplinary research consortium PRELIFE has been awarded an NWA grant by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) to investigate the origin of life on Earth and in the universe, one of science’s greatest unsolved puzzles. The consortium will receive €6.7 million to explore this question and comprises scientists from sixteen universities and research institutes across the Netherlands.

Kwartetspel maakt seksisme bij politie bespreekbaar

IO alumnus Noortje Kwakernaak bezocht twee politiekantoren om er de rol van vrouwelijke agenten te onderzoeken. Ze merkte dat er wel eens sprake was van grove en seksistische humor. Om spelers over deze grappen te laten reflecteren, en misschien gedrag te veranderen, ontwikkelde ze een kwartetspel.

What trees teach us about sustainable production of materials

Trees are excellent teachers when it comes to making materials for load-bearing structures with as little resources and energy as possible. One of their secrets? When a tree grows, the direction of the wood grain adapts itself to fit the load that part of the tree is going to bear.

Exhale Sluitingsweek: A week of free events to say goodbye to Exhale and cosy up for Winter

De allerlaatste Exhale Week vindt plaats van 25 november tot 1 december en staat volledig in het teken van afscheid nemen van Exhale en het omarmen van de winter.

TIL student Laura Drechsel wins Q-Park thesis award

TIL student Laura Drechsel wins the 2024 Q-Park Student Award with her thesis called: Stories of Aging and Access - Exploring capabilities and challenges of accessibility for urban elderly through microstories. Her award-winning thesis can be found here .

Full card - image & title only

No results matching your search query were found.

Full card - half image, title

No results matching your search query were found.

Full card - half image, title and abstract

No results matching your search query were found.

Share this page: