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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…

/2024/tu-delft/veiligere-en-efficientere-bloedvatbehandelingen-door-innovatieve-kathetertechnologie

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

Event format - Overview

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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Workshop: Evolving Education: A Manifesto to Reimagine Higher Education

The Evolving Education: A Manifesto to Reimagine Higher Education is a call to action - A manifesto that dares us to dream big, to think creatively, and to imagine a future where “education is freedom”.

BK Expo: Documenting Lalibela

Van 10 september tot en met 14 oktober is de BK Expo 'Documenting Lalibela – Exploring Ethiopia’s sacred architecture through the photography of Iwan Baan and historical records' te zien in de Oostserre.

BK Talks: In Conversation with Iwan Baan

Op 10 september vindt de BK Talks 'In Conversation with Iwan Baan' plaats.

Symposium: (Re-) Connecting Maritime-Urban Ecosystems

Op 26 en 27 september vindt het symposium '(Re-) Connecting Maritime-Urban Ecosystems' plaats.

The Berlage Keynotes: Space Encounters - Jusqu'ici tout va bien

Op 26 september vindt de Berlage Keynote 'Space Encounters - Jusqu'ici tout va bien' plaats.

BK Meets - September

De eerste BK Meets van dit academische jaar vindt plaats op dinsdag 10 september van 12.30 - 13.45 uur in de Oostserre. BK Meets wordt drie keer per jaar voor alle medewerkers van onze faculteit georganiseerd.

AI hulpmiddelen voor de behandeling van aandoeningen van het centrale zenuwstelsel

Een van de grootste uitdagingen bij de behandeling van ziekten van het centrale zenuwstelsel (CZS), zoals de ziekte van Parkinson en de ziekte van Alzheimer, is de bloed-hersenbarrière. Dit beschermende schild binnen de bloedvaten van de hersenen houdt schadelijke stoffen en infecties tegen, maar belemmert ook de levering van therapeutische medicijnen. Een consortium van onderzoekers werkt nu aan de vernieuwing van de ontwikkeling van geneesmiddelen voor dergelijke aandoeningen in het centrale zenuwstelsel zonder gebruik te maken van dierproeven. Onder hen is TU Delft-onderzoeker Sepinoud Azimi.

Diverse approaches to monitoring Open Science

Diverse approaches to monitoring Open Science 26 september 2024 12:00 t/m 27 september 2024 15:00 - Locatie: TU Delft Library, Prometheusplein 1, 2628 ZC Delft | Zet in mijn agenda Register and program The signing of the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science by the Netherlands, as well as the roll-out of the Open Science Netherlands programme has placed Open Science at the foreground of the Dutch research agenda. The rapid expansion of Open Science activities within Dutch universities requires a corresponding discussion about how to monitor progress. It is timely to initiate discussions about how to monitor Open Science in a manner that supports diversity of practice, but informs a national programme of transformation. This workshop will bring together Open Science practitioners and scholars from around The Netherlands to discuss monitoring and share expertise from existing initiatives with the aim of initiating a countrywide dialogue. Goals This workshop has four key goals: To share experiences of monitoring Open Science at an institutional level and to identify opportunities for best practice sharing To identify areas of Open Science that currently do not have robust monitoring strategies and require further attention To discuss how institutional monitoring can align and support international monitoring strategies such as UNESCO and EOSC To create a community of practitioners to continue to work on the development of responsible Open Science monitoring strategies and tools Outputs and future developments The outcomes of the workshop will be consolidated into a workshop summary that will serve as a basis for a co-created publication on Open Science monitoring in the Netherlands. Who can register Open Science scholars/ coordinators/ experts in knowledge institutions and policymakers.. We have a limited number of places available. In case we reach the maximum amount of places availble, we will open a waiting list. Food The food provided durind lunch and coffee breaks is vegetarian. Please indicate any dietray requirements during registration. Organised by: Open Science Community Delft

Beyond the Lab: Harnessing the Power of Science with Citizens

Beyond the Lab: Harnessing the Power of Science with Citizens 25 september 2024 12:30 t/m 13:45 - Locatie: TU Delft Library, Orange room, Prometheusplein 1, 2628 ZC Delft | Zet in mijn agenda Register Are you a researcher or someone who wants to debate about the challenges and opportunities of AI-generated data in research? Then this event is for you. During the Open Science Week from 23 - 27 September, lunch cafes are hosted at different locations at the TU Delft campus on specific Open Science topics. Join us on the 24th of September at the TU Library to a debate on the challenges and opportunities of AI-generated data in research. This event is brought to you by the 4TU.ResearchData community. Join us for an exciting exploration of AI's role in research and education, featuring a British-style debate that promises to be both dynamic and unpredictable. In this format, our expert panelists won’t know if they’ll be arguing for or against the topic until the last minute, ensuring a lively discussion. They’ll tackle tough questions on the ethical use of AI, with a focus on critical issues like GDPR. After the debate, stay for an in-depth panel on AI-generated data licenses, where experts will dive into the complexities and real-world implications. Don’t miss this chance to see experts in action and engage with important topics—join us! Speakers: Margaret Gold Marc Schleiss Uta Wehn Femke Werkman REGISTER to secure a free vegan lunch. BRING A FRIEND , and/or forward this page to anyone who might be interested in attending. Organised by: Open Science Community Delft

Ethical AI: sparking debate in academia

Ethical AI: sparking debate in academia 24 september 2024 12:30 t/m 14:45 - Locatie: TU Delft Library, Prometheusplein 1, 2628 ZC Delft | Zet in mijn agenda *Registration for this event is closed* Are you a researcher or someone who wants to debate about the challenges and opportunities of AI-generated data in research? Then this event is for you. During the Open Science Week from 23 - 27 September, lunch cafes are hosted at different locations at the TU Delft campus on specific Open Science topics. Join us on the 24th of September at the TU Library to a debate on the challenges and opportunities of AI-generated data in research. This event is brought to you by the 4TU.ResearchData community. Join us for an exciting exploration of AI's role in research and education, featuring a British-style debate that promises to be both dynamic and unpredictable. In this format, our expert panelists won’t know if they’ll be arguing for or against the topic until the last minute, ensuring a lively discussion. They’ll tackle tough questions on the ethical use of AI, with a focus on critical issues like GDPR. After the debate, stay for an in-depth panel on AI-generated data licenses, where experts will dive into the complexities and real-world implications. Don’t miss this chance to see experts in action and engage with important topics—join us! Speakers: Alessandro Bozzon, Head of the Department of Sustainable Design Engineering, Professor of Human Centered Artificial Intelligence Aaron Ding Associate Professor at TU Delft, leading the Cyber-Physical Intelligence (CPI) Lab Jonne Maas, PhD candidate at TU Delft involved with the HumanE AI project Martin Sand, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Philosophy of Technology at TU Delft Marcell Varkonyi, Project Lead Open Education at TU Delft Curtis Sharma, Community and Project Manager at 4TU.ResearchData Karin Bodganova, PhD candidate within AI DeMoS Lab REGISTER to secure a free vegan lunch. BRING A FRIEND , and/or forward this page to anyone who might be interested in attending. Organised by: Open Science Community Delft

Peer Review Showdown: Navigating the Future of Scholarly Publishing

Peer Review Showdown: Navigating the Future of Scholarly Publishing 26 september 2024 12:30 t/m 13:30 - Locatie: TU Delft Library, Prometheusplein 1, 2628 ZC Delft | Zet in mijn agenda Cancelled due to illness Register Join us for a dynamic debate on the evolving landscape of peer review in scholarly publishing. This session brings together a commercial publisher (Sam Perkins, Executive Peer Review Manager at SAGE publishing) and a researcher (Dr.ir. Frank van der Hoeven, Director of Research at the Faculty of Architecture at TU Delft and Programme Manager Open Science), to tackle pressing questions about the responsibilities and rewards of peer reviewers, especially in the context of Open Access and Open Scholarly Communication. What to expect In this structured debate, the publisher and researcher will engage in a lively exchange over four key statements: Scholars should review articles relevant to their expertise regardless of whether the articles are published OA or not. Scholars should review articles relevant to their expertise regardless of the APC costs that the journal charges. Publsihers, unlike researchers themselves, are best suited to coordinate the review process (including finding the reviewers prior to publishing, coordinating the comments and their implementation before the articles are published). Reviewers should always get paid for their work. The format will include initial arguments, counter-arguments, and rebuttals from both sides, followed by a chance for the audience to vote on who made the most compelling case. The debate will be moderated, and audience interaction will be encouraged through live polling. Why attend This debate offers a unique opportunity to hear contrasting perspectives on critical issues in peer review. Whether you're a researcher, publisher, or simply interested in the future of academic publishing, you'll gain valuable insights into the challenges and potential solutions in this essential part of the scholarly process. Plus, you'll have a chance to voice your opinion and see how your views compare with those of your peers. REGISTER to secure a free vegan lunch. BRING A FRIEND , and/or forward this page to anyone who might be interested in attending. Organised by: Open Science Community Delft

Open Science and Industry: Partnership Challenges and Opportunities

Open Science and Industry: Partnership Challenges and Opportunities 23 september 2024 12:30 t/m 13:45 - Locatie: Aula TU Delft, Mekelweg 5, 2628 CD Delft | Zet in mijn agenda Register Principles of Open Science are becoming an increasingly important part of research, not only to comply with university and funder policies, but as a crucial part of validating scientific knowledge and providing a public service. On the other hand, there may be conflicting pressure from collaborations with industry to keep data and methods confidential, at least temporarily. Speakers: Roland Schmehl, Associate Professor, Aerospace Engineering Joost de Winter, Professor, Mechanical Engineering Nandini Bhattacharya, Associate professor, Mechanical Engineering What to expect We are hosting a panel discussion, followed by a Q&A with the audience, to discuss the challenges and opportunities with collaborations between researchers and industry partners. Our panel will consist of experts on navigating seemingly opposing expectations from Open Science and industry collaborations. Panelists will share success stories and provide practical tips for researchers on building fruitful collaborations, managing intellectual property, and maintaining scientific integrity. Why attend If you are struggling with the pressures from Open Science policies on one side, and pressures to keep industry secrets on the other, then join us for valuable insights and actionable advice on the future of open, collaborative research in a commercial world. REGISTER to secure a free vegan lunch. BRING A FRIEND , and/or forward this page to anyone who might be interested in attending. Organised by: Open Science Community Delft

2 - 6 Sept | Exhale Week: A week of free events that spark creativity and connection

2 - 6 Sept | Exhale Week: A week of free events that spark creativity and connection 02 september 2024 12:00 t/m 22:30 | Zet in mijn agenda Exhale start het nieuwe academisch jaar met de derde Exhale Week! Deze week vol gratis events en workshops vindt plaats van 2 t/m 6 september en draait deze editie om een frisse start, het bouwen aan jouw community en het stimuleren van nieuwe connecties. We gaan de strijd aan met de productiviteitscultuur met evenementen en workshops zoals een wandeling met workshop wildplukken, een ‘creative mess’ Drink & Draw, een journaling workshop en een panelgesprek & open mic voor studenten rondom het onderwerp falen. Ook is de Exhale Living Room na een zomer break vanaf die week zoals gewoonlijk weer elke dag vanaf 12.00 uur geopend om te relaxen of met vrienden of studiegenoten af te spreken. Programma & registreren Je kunt los deelnemen aan ieder onderdeel van de Exhale Week en je hebt hiervoor geen X-abonnement nodig . Het volledige (gratis!) programma is te bekijken op de website van Exhale . Bij sommige evenementen kun je zonder registratie binnenlopen en voor een aantal is een aanmelding vooral nodig. Wil je je aanmelden? Ook dat kan op de website ! Na de Exhale Week Na de Exhale Week is Exhale weer regulier open met doorlopend programma. Wekelijks worden er events en workshops georganiseerd, de Living Room is voor alle studenten van TU Delft elke dag geopend vanaf 12.00 uur en de Creative Studio is elke avond geopend vanaf 17.30 uur. Ook hiervoor is geen X-abonnement nodig. Openingstijden Exhale 1 juli t/m 18 augustus | gesloten 19 t/m 22 augustus (OWee) | aangepaste openingstijden, check hiervoor de Instagram pagina van Exhale 23 augustus t/m 1 september | gesloten Vanaf 2 september | Maandag t/m vrijdag 12:00–22:30, weekend 17:00-22:30 About Exhale Exhale is a social living room, creative studio, and mindfulness studio all housed under one roof, offering students the space to relax and reconnect. Exhale is a place to escape from the pressures of productivity culture, and simply be. It is where rest and recuperation come first; it’s a place to connect with others and indulge in the things you love, for enjoyment’s sake and nothing more. At Exhale, you have permission to rest — no one is going to judge you for taking time to unwind. It is a place to be human, to dream, play, (re)connect, and explore. Exhale officially opens on 19 January 2024. Website: www.ready-to-exhale.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/ready_to_exhale For more info about Exhale or this press release, please contact Jaimy van Berkel (Campaign Lead) via jaimy@ready-to-exhale.com

Vind je perfecte studieplek op de TU Delft campus!

Start using spacefinder Ben je op zoek naar een studieplek op de campus? Via Spacefinder bekijk je de openingstijden en beschikbare voorzieningen van elke studieplek. Daarnaast kun je zien hoe druk het is in de verschillende gebouwen op dit moment hoewel de bezettingsgraadindicator in ontwikkeling is en tijdelijk indicatief is. Voordelen van Spacefinder: Vind direct alle studieruimtes op de campus en ontdek nieuwe favoriete plekken. Filter op kenmerken zoals stille zones, groepsstudiegebieden, oplaadpunten en meer. Real-time updates over hoe druk het in het gebouw is om je studeersessies effectief te plannen (in ontwikkeling). Maximaliseer je productiviteit door de perfecte studieomgeving te vinden die aan jouw behoeften voldoet. Zeg vaarwel tegen het ronddwalen over de campus op zoek naar een lege werkplek of stille hoek. Hoe te beginnen: Bezoek Spacefinder.tudelft.nl via de browser of open via de shortlink in de MyTUDelft app . Filter op faciliteiten en/of gebouwen. Verken studieruimtes en start met slimmer te studeren! Heb je vragen of feedback? Neem contact met ons op via spacefinder@tudelft.nl .

Stephen Gardiner: The Ethics of Climate Action

Stephen Gardiner: The Ethics of Climate Action 01 oktober 2024 17:00 t/m 19:00 - Locatie: TU Delft, The Hague Campus | Zet in mijn agenda Climate action aims to create a better, more just world. It therefore requires not just technical knowledge, but also ethical understanding. Join Stephen Gardiner (University of Washington), in conversation with James Hutton (TU Delft), as they delve into the philosophical underpinnings of climate action. This discussion, suitable for experts and non-experts alike, will explore critical questions about what our responsibilities and duties are to act on climate change. Topics will include: What individuals should do when governments fail to take adequate climate action. Whether it’s wise or foolish to pursue geoengineering. Stephen’s proposal for a Global Constitutional Convention to protect future generations. Stephen Gardiner is Professor of Philosophy and Ban Rabinowitz Professor of Human Dimensions of the Environment at the University of Washington. He is the author of the monumental A Perfect Moral Storm: The Ethical Tragedy of Climate Change (OUP, 2011), plus many more influential books and articles connecting climate ethics with economics, policy, and public health. All welcome. Email j.hutton@tudelft.nl to confirm attendance. When? Tuesday 1st October, 17:00-19:00 Where? TU Delft | The Hague Campus, Bezuidenhoutseweg 63, 2594AC