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14 november 2024

Students Amos Yusuf, Mick Dam & Bas Brouwer winners of Mekel Prize 2024

Students Amos Yusuf, Mick Dam & Bas Brouwer winners of Mekel Prize 2024

14 november 2024

Veiligere en efficiëntere bloedvatbehandelingen door innovatieve kathetertechnologie

Veiligere en efficiëntere bloedvatbehandelingen door innovatieve kathetertechnologie

13 november 2024

Intreerede: Optimalisatie van werktuigen sleutel tot efficiënter logistiek systeem

Intreerede: Optimalisatie van werktuigen sleutel tot efficiënter logistiek systeem

De bewerking en het transport van materialen kan veel efficiënter. Dat stelt TU Delft hoogleraar Dingena Schott in haar intreerede ‘Advancing Transport and Processing: from Model to Impact’, die zij op 15 november houdt. Haar onderzoek richt zich op de interactie tussen werktuigen en hun lading, met een speciale focus op korrelige materialen.

11 november 2024

Een flexibele backstop als deel van de oplossing voor netcongestie

Een flexibele backstop als deel van de oplossing voor netcongestie

08 november 2024

Toespraak Tim van der Hagen bij World Future Forum

Toespraak Tim van der Hagen bij World Future Forum

Voorzitter van het College van Bestuur en Rector Magnificus Tim van der Hagen sprak deze week op het World Future Forum in Lissabon.

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Students Amos Yusuf, Mick Dam & Bas Brouwer winners of Mekel Prize 2024

Students Amos Yusuf, Mick Dam & Bas Brouwer winners of Mekel Prize 2024

Master students Amos Yusuf, from the ME faculty (Mick Dam, from the EEMCS faculty and graduate Bas Brouwer have won the Mekel Prize 2024 for…

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Veiligere en efficiëntere bloedvatbehandelingen door innovatieve kathetertechnologie

Veiligere en efficiëntere bloedvatbehandelingen door innovatieve kathetertechnologie

Wereldwijd worden jaarlijks meer dan 200 miljoen katheters gebruikt voor de behandeling van vaatziekten zoals hartaandoeningen en…

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Intreerede: Optimalisatie van werktuigen sleutel tot efficiënter logistiek systeem

Intreerede: Optimalisatie van werktuigen sleutel tot efficiënter logistiek systeem

De bewerking en het transport van materialen kan veel efficiënter. Dat stelt TU Delft hoogleraar Dingena Schott in haar intreerede…

/2024/me/nieuws/intreerede-optimalisatie-van-werktuigen-sleutel-tot-efficienter-logistiek-systeem

Een flexibele backstop als deel van de oplossing voor netcongestie

Een flexibele backstop als deel van de oplossing voor netcongestie

Uit naam van het TU Delft PowerWeb Institute overhandigen onderzoekers Kenneth Brunninx en Simon Tindemans op 12 november 2024 een Position…

/2024/powerweb-institute/een-flexibele-backstop-als-deel-van-de-oplossing-voor-netcongestie

Toespraak Tim van der Hagen bij World Future Forum

Toespraak Tim van der Hagen bij World Future Forum

Voorzitter van het College van Bestuur en Rector Magnificus Tim van der Hagen sprak deze week op het World Future Forum in Lissabon.

/2024/tu-delft/toespraak-tim-van-der-hagen-bij-world-future-forum

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november

PowerWeb Lunch Lecture: “Energy Hubs & Flex – by Gradyent”

Exhale Sluitingsweek | Technische Universiteit Delft

Global Entrepreneurship Week Delft

Intreerede prof.dr.ir. A.L. Nillesen (Bk)

Promotie X. Meng

Promotie P. Esnaf-Uslu

Promotie G. Zhu

Promotie S. Yuan

januari

183rd Dies Natalis TU Delft

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november

PowerWeb Lunch Lecture: “Energy Hubs & Flex – by Gradyent”

Exhale Sluitingsweek | Technische Universiteit Delft

Global Entrepreneurship Week Delft

Intreerede prof.dr.ir. A.L. Nillesen (Bk)

Promotie X. Meng

januari

183rd Dies Natalis TU Delft

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Systems Workforce Summit

Systems Workforce Summit 08 oktober 2024 08:00 t/m 09 oktober 2024 18:00 - Locatie: TU Delft Aula Conference Center | Zet in mijn agenda Building the Systems Workforce of the Future This Summit will articulate the context, needs, and actions for growing the needed workforce. It will bring together industrial, academic, and professional organizations, as well as government agencies , to formulate a call for action that could mitigate the shortage of a well-educated and trained systems workforce in the medium term. Information and registration

BK Talks: Diversity Parliaments

Op 15 oktober vindt de BK Talks 'Diversity Parliaments: Reflecting on Diversity & Inclusion' plaats.

Design and AI Symposium 2024

Design and AI symposium 2024 22 oktober 2024 12:30 t/m 23 oktober 2024 17:30 - Locatie: TU/e Campus, tba. | Zet in mijn agenda Embedding the Magic and the Real Almost everyday for the last couple of years we are being surprised by the hype and the latest magical innovations of artificial intelligence. Initially this AI magic seemed far away from the reality of most design practitioners and researchers. The magic was not yet to be designed, or in overly shiny, or extremely dark fictions and scenarios. However with experience, improved performance, and availability of tools the magic of AI is now becoming more firmly and deeply embedded into the reality of everyday design. Join us in the fall of 2024 during Dutch Design Week, on October 22 and 23, where for two days of keynote presentations, talks and workshops we will explore where design is and where it is going in this summer of AI. Find out more.

New Delft Lectures in Design

This autumn marks the introduction of IDE’s three renewed Masters programmes. One of the unifying features is a stronger link with the world-leading research carried out in IDE. “Delft Lectures in Design - Where IDE moves the Horizons of Design Research” is a case in point. This new cross-programme course serves as a rigorous and inspiring introduction to the broad variety of IDE’s research.

Challenging energy systems through social innovation

Challenging energy systems through social innovation 17 oktober 2024 12:45 t/m 13:30 - Locatie: Faculty of EWI, Mekelweg 4 (Chip Hall) | Zet in mijn agenda Register here Presenter: Tessa de Geus, Postdoc Researcher at the Utrecht University Technology alone will not suffice to address the persistent unsustainability in today’s energy systems. To move towards a more just energy system, it is crucial to collaborate with social innovations, i.e. new ways of thinking, doing or organizing that change social relations. Examples of such social innovations are energy communities, participatory energy dialogues, or campaigns against specific energy pathways. These social innovations have the potential to be transformative and challenge dominant ways in which the energy system is organized. In this session, Tessa will discuss what kinds of social innovation exist, how they may challenge the status quo, as well as what possible ‘dark sides’ of social innovation may be. About the Speaker: Tessa de Geus works as a postdoc researcher at Utrecht University, where she recently started a new research collaboration on the intersection of power, social innovation and transitions as part of the POTRANSI project. Using action research and theatre of the oppressed methods, she is curious to understand how social innovation practitioners across Europe deal with power relations in their effort to foster transformative change. Date Thursday, 17 October 2024 Time 12:45-13:30 (free lunch from 12:15) Location Faculty of EWI, Mekelweg 4 (Chip Hall)

Design + AI Extravaganza

Design + AI Extravaganza 18 oktober 2024 14:30 t/m 18:00 - Locatie: Pakhuis de Zwijger | Zet in mijn agenda The DCODE project is coming to an end. Join the project’s closing celebrations in Amsterdam on 17 & 18 October to explore the work of its 15 PhD candidates. And you can’t miss the ‘ Design + AI Extravaganza ’ event on 18 October. Attendees will explore hopeful, yet critical perspectives on design with and for AI. Eight IDE researchers are involved in DCODE. Design + AI Extravaganza With technologies still maturing and societal movements on the rise, how do we stay on track and up-to-date when reimagining what it means to design with AI in the context of today’s and tomorrow’s challenges? Join us to explore these questions at our upcoming talks & exhibition, featuring innovative work from DCODE PhD candidates. This event will include the following talks: "Synthetic Data for Machine Learning Model Testing" by Luca Gilli ( ClearboxAI ) "Designing AI: How far will we go?” by Professor Alessandro Bozzon (TU Delft | IDE) “Kaleidoscopic views on AI and Design” by Nadia Piet (DEPT Agency & AlxDesign) “Hopeful & critical perspective” pitches by the DCODE team Find out more about this event here. About DCODE DCODE is a European funded network and a program with 15 PhDs. We train researchers and designers to guide society’s digital transformation towards inclusive, sustainable futures. This network consists of research partners Delft University of Technology, Umeå Institute of Design, The University of Edinburgh, University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University, Transport and Telecommunication Institute and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. Other partners are Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions, MyTomorrows, Philips, Advanced Care Research Centre, Open Future, LucidMinds, ClearboxAI, BBC and Leiden University Medical Center.

The Future of Working with/in AI

The Future of Working with/in AI 17 oktober 2024 15:00 t/m 18:00 - Locatie: B. Amsterdam B3 | 400 Johan Huizingalaan 1066 JS Amsterdam | Zet in mijn agenda The DCODE project is coming to an end. Join the project’s closing celebrations in Amsterdam on 17 & 18 October to explore the work of its 15 PhD candidates. On 17 October you are invited to join ‘ The Future of Working with/in AI ’. During which questions like, ‘How do we translate the EU AI Act in reality?’ and ‘Is there an optimum for human and machine interaction?’ will be answered. The Future of Working with/in AI AI can do remarkable things, yet in practice many challenges remain. How do we work in multidisciplinary teams? How do we translate the EU AI Act in reality? Is there an optimum for human and machine interaction? At this event we will share insights from our DCODE project and invite our research partners to share their work. Presentations "Synthetic Data for Machine Learning Model Testing" by Luca Gilli ( ClearboxAI ) "AI & Ethics - but whose moral values and how?" by Bulent Ozel ( LucidMinds ) "AI Act & commons" by Paul Keller (Open Future) "Caring in a data-driven world" by Jacob Sheahan ( Advanced Care Research Centre & University of Edinburgh ) Find out more about this event here. About DCODE DCODE is a European funded network and a program with 15 PhDs. We train researchers and designers to guide society’s digital transformation towards inclusive, sustainable futures. This network consists of research partners Delft University of Technology, Umeå Institute of Design, The University of Edinburgh, University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University, Transport and Telecommunication Institute and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. Other partners are Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions, MyTomorrows, Philips, Advanced Care Research Centre, Open Future, LucidMinds, ClearboxAI, BBC and Leiden University Medical Center.

Week van de Veiligheid 2024

Weer erbij op 7, 8 en 10 oktober! Van 7 tot 12 oktober 2024 is het weer tijd voor de nationale Week van de Veiligheid. Het kosteloze programma vanuit TU Delft vindt plaats op 7, 8 en 10 oktober. Het belooft een leerzame en interactieve week te worden — zorg dat je erbij bent! Het volledige programma vind je op de website, met onder andere: Twee boeiende masterclasses ‘ Agressie en geweld op de campus: Navigeren tussen realiteit en mythen en ‘Voorspel en Voorkom: Masterclass in Veiligheid, Drukte- en Crisismanagement Security & Privacy symposium Veiligheidsplein: vergroot je kennis over veiligheid en bereid jezelf voor op noodsituaties Voor meer informatie: tudelft.nl/weekvandeveiligheid . Let op: sommige activiteiten vereisen inschrijving via de website.

Flight Case 2024: A Journey to Japan

From 22 July – 3 August, 20 IDE master students, 8 committee members from the ID Study Association, assistant professor Rebecca Price, and professor Gerd Kortuem travelled to Japan for a unique learning experience. The group worked on cases for three global companies, Sony, NHK Spring, and Sekisui, each of which provided its own distinct challenges and insights.

Innovatief onderwijs ondersteunt duurzaam bouwen

Op 17 september lanceerde TU Delft een nieuw initiatief om duurzame bouwpraktijken te integreren in het Nederlandse beroepsonderwijs. Dit project brengt docenten van verschillende MBO-instellingen samen met TU Delft docenten om de nieuwste kennis op het gebied van duurzaam bouwen uit de wisselen.

[CANCELLED] Workshop: Sign Language

Do you want to learn sign language? Or have you always wanted to know how a deaf person tackles everyday problems? Join our sign language workshop! Tobias de Ronde, a representative of TYD.nl, will teach us about their experience as a deaf person through their interpreter, and teach us some basics about International Sign Language. Ask all your questions about deaf life in this interactive workshop, and learn a few words of sign language!

Doe iets wat ertoe doet

We komen in Nederland in het basis- en voorgezet onderwijs samen 13.500 leraren tekort. Het leraarschap heeft niet altijd de reputatie die het verdient. En dat terwijl het alles in zich heeft. Daarom startte Universiteiten van Nederland (UNL) vorig week de campagne ‘Doe iets wat ertoe doet’. Het doel is om mensen met een nieuwe blik naar het leraarschap te laten kijken.

Marina Bos-de Vos wins EURAM best paper award

Eind juni won IO’s assistant professor Strategic Design for Ecosystem Innovation Marina Bos-de Vos twee belangrijke prijzen als eerste auteur op de European Academy of Management (EURAM) conferentie in Bath voor haar onderzoekspaper “Projecting for accelerating sustainability transitions: practices of joint value creation in circular economy programs”.

Three Students Nominated for the ECHO award

Three TU Delft students have been nominated for the ECHO Award 2024. The ECHO award is awarded to students with a non-western background who are actively engaged in society. Sibel, TJ and Pravesha talk about their background their nomination. The finalists will be selected on September 27th. Sibel Gökbekir How has your background influenced your academic journey? As a woman with Turkish roots, my academic journey has been about more than just pursuing degrees in engineering and law; it’s been about consistently advocating for the diverse needs of women and multicultural groups, ensuring their voices are heard in important decisions. This is why I actively contributed to different board positions at TU Delft, working to promote inclusivity and equality. My background inspired me to explore how engineering, law, and social justice intersect, particularly in empowering marginalised communities. I chose to study energy transitions and human rights to contribute to a fairer, more inclusive World. How have you turned this into contributions to society? I’ve dedicated my academic and personal life to promoting diversity and inclusion. As a youth ambassador for Stop Street Harassment, I aimed to create safer spaces for women and minorities because I believe everyone has the right to feel free and safe in society. Through the Turkish Golden Tulip Foundation, I advocated for vulnerable communities in earthquake relief. Additionally, I founded an initiative for migrant students in Rotterdam-South and I have been committed to improving educational opportunities for secondary school students with a migration background. Next, I gave guest lectures across the Netherlands to educate the younger generation about climate change and equitable energy transitions, emphasising the importance of a fair transition for all communities. What does it mean for you to nominated to the ECHO award? I feel very honoured to have been nominated on behalf of TU Delft. My commitment to community engagement is part of who I am, and therefore the ECHO Award is more than just a recognition; It offers me an opportunity to further expand my contributions to a more inclusive society. As an ECHO Ambassador, I plan to expand my efforts in promoting equality and sustainability, while inspiring others to take action for a more equitable World. TJ Rivera How has your background influenced your academic journey? My background as a Filipino in a Dutch-speaking bachelor’s programme made my academic journey both challenging and enriching. Being gay in a male-dominated field like Architecture, where most role models were heteronormative men, added another layer of difficulty. It was intimidating to not see people like me represented. However, this experience fuelled my belief that systems can and should be challenged, changed, and updated. I aimed to bring a fresh perspective, advocating for greater diversity and inclusivity in the field. How have you turned this into contributions to society? I translated my personal challenges into tangible contributions by advocating for inclusivity within architecture. Together with like-minded individuals, I began exploring the intersection of identity, sexuality, and architecture, and collaborated with my faculty’s diversity team to raise awareness. As I became known for my work with the queer community, I saw an opportunity to create lasting change. I co-revived ARGUS, the once-inactive study association for the Master of Architecture, which now serves as a platform to discuss and address issues of diversity within the field. This initiative continues to foster a more inclusive academic environment. What does it mean for you to be nominated to the Echo award? Being nominated for the ECHO Award is a significant milestone in my journey to expand my mission beyond the confines of my faculty. This national platform provides the opportunity to raise awareness and advocate for social justice on a larger scale. I believe students are key to driving change, and my focus is on amplifying the voices of the queer community, which is often overlooked. The ECHO Award will enable me to form partnerships with organizations and universities, further promoting diversity, inclusivity, and equality. It’s a chance to create broader, tangible change, addressing the needs of those who often go unheard. Pravesha Ramsundersingh How has your background influenced your academic journey? As a woman in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), my background has been a powerful motivator to challenge gender disparities within Computer Science. Experiencing firsthand the underrepresentation of women in this field, I have been driven to not only excel academically but also become an advocate for diversity. Through leadership roles in the Faculty and Central Student Councils, I’ve focused on creating an inclusive environment that supports women and minority students, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to succeed. How have you turned this into contributions to society? I’ve translated my experiences into actionable contributions by actively advocating for DEI at TU Delft. I ensured sexual education and consent training for 3,000 freshmen students, and I led initiatives like the Social Safety Initiatives Conference alongside the Dutch National Coordinator against Racism and Discrimination. In my student governance roles, I pushed for policies that address gender discrimination and social safety concerns, creating a more supportive environment for students of all backgrounds to thrive in both academic and social spaces. What does it mean for you to nominated to the ECHO award? Being nominated for the ECHO Award is an incredible honour that highlights the importance of the work I have done to promote DEI. It inspires me to continue advocating for systemic change in the tech industry and academia. This nomination reaffirms my commitment to driving equity in STEM, ensuring that future generations have more inclusive opportunities. It also motivates me to keep pushing boundaries and empower others to take action for a more just and equal society. The ECHO Award Every year ECHO, Center for Diversity Policy, invites colleges and universities to nominate socially active students who make a difference in the field of Diversity & Inclusion for the ECHO Award 2024. The ECHO Award calls attention to the specific experiences that students with a non-Western background* carry with them and the way they manage to turn these experiences into a constructive contribution to society. Winners are selected by an independent jury and may attend a full-service Summercourse at UCLA in the United States in 2025. Read more: ECHO Award - ECHO (echo-net.nl)

Onderzoekvaardigheden Verbeteren met Digitale Data Workshops

Data Carpentry Workshop voor Sociale Wetenschappen en Geesteswetenschappen bij de TU Delft.
Tijdens de workshop leren onderzoekers de beste digitale werkwijzen en verkennen ze tools om hun data herbruikbaar en open beschikbaar te maken.