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Understanding noise – from quantum fluctuations to climate models
Mark Veraar researches mathematical models to reduce the disruptive influence of noise on all kinds of processes.
Increased road safety with high-resolution automotive radar
If it is up to Cicero Vaucher, cars will be transformed into robots with the capability of sensing the environment, thinking, and acting autonomously.
Aad van der Vaart: academic globetrotter touches down in Delft
The academic globetrotter Aad van der Vaart will be working in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science to raise the concept of causality – research into cause and effect – to a higher level.
Making geodata accessible for everyone
The impact of algorithms
Roboats in Amsterdam
Synthetic data for a clean digital future
The synthetic data of Lydia Chen makes our digital future better and cleaner: more privacy for users, and more utility for organisations.
Protecting the electricity grid of the future
Marjan Popov is looking for ways to make the electricity grid more robust in the future.
Resonance between brain and mind for better design
Caiseal Beardow, master’s student at TU Delft’s Faculty of Industrial Design, built an audio-visual installation that explores how brain and mind respond to subtle changes in a landscape of light and sound that test subjects experience in her installation.
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