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TU Delft op Dutch Design Week (21-29 October)
Dutch Design Week 2023 (21-29 October) will feature a bigger presence from TU Delft than ever seen before. Read on to find out what’s on, mark your diaries and see you there!
Innovation needs a place to grow
Mitigating the impact of climate change, facilitating the energy transition, solving the housing crisis… The built environment needs to address pretty big challenges, which ask for innovative solutions. Students at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment have plenty of good ideas to create the necessary innovations, but how can their ideas successfully evolve?
Edge AI: The bridge between the cloud and smart devices for sustainable, safe, and user-friendly AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers many possibilities but also comes with drawbacks. For instance, the significant energy consumption associated with data processing in the cloud and the risks related to privacy and the reliability of services. Edge AI, which involves processing data as close as possible to the user, offers a potential solution. TU Delft scientist Aaron Ding is researching how we can shape artificial intelligence using Edge AI in a sustainable, safe, reliable, and inclusive manner.
Engineering Social Technologies for a Responsible Digital Future
This research initiative aims at strengthening complexity science for a better understanding of socio-technical-environmental systems and to prepare for the challenges of today’s globalized and hyper-connected world. The program is committed to the idea that we need to respond to the novel, data-driven construction of the social world with an operational framework that enables sustainable new modes of social, moral, legal and political thinking.
Improving the efficiency of Customs inspections in the logistics supply chain
In the years ahead, Customs at Schiphol airport and the Port of Rotterdam are set to have a lot of work on their hands. In the next five years, the huge growth in e-commerce and the imminent Brexit will lead to an increase from 160 million to 500 million in the number of Customs declarations passing through these major logistics hubs of Europe. This massive increase calls for smart ways of working in order to guarantee efficient risk analysis and cut costs in processing Customs import declarations. “In light of this, digitisation and collaboration between Customs organisations and the transport supply chain will be of key importance,” says Yao-Hua Tan, Professor of Information and Communication Technology.
Deep learning for complex networks
From image recognition to medical diagnostics, Machine Learning has a huge impact. Yet Elvin Isufi adds an extra dimension, enabling its analyzing power to complex networks such as recommender systems, and more down-to-earth: water management.
Chao Chen
Guest researcher section Safety & Security Science (3S)
Aishwarya Suresh Iyer
PhD candidate, section Ethics/Philosophy of Technology (EPT)
Jonne Maas
PhD candidate, section Ethics/Philosophy of Technology (EPT)
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