For Love of the World is part festival, part lab, part sanctuary.
This year we invite you to dive deep into our digital world with a new perspective: as a space for connection, love, resistance, and hope.
The new box office hit from South Korea combines black comedy and cinematic mastery in a socially critical thriller. After several years of unemployment, a man devises a unique plan to secure a job: eliminate all competition.
Join Hesiodos for a visit to the Kunstmuseum Den Haag and explore the All They Had exhibition together.
Every being on Earth – human and non-human – breathes the same air. Yet air is shared unevenly: we pollute it with our factories and lights at night, claim it with our airplanes, and even capitalize on it through our wind turbines.
Join us in reading and discussing this novel by the Italian postmodernist Italo Calvino.
For Love of the World is part festival, part lab, part sanctuary.
This year we invite you to dive deep into our digital world with a new perspective: as a space for connection, love, resistance, and hope.
Take a moment to breathe deeply in and out. Feel the air flowing through your lungs, cool or warm, light or heavy. Realize that each breath connects you to everything that lives.
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The annual Van Hasselt Lecture addresses topics around ethics, peace and justice in our technological age. This year’s keynote will be delivered by Lisa Herzog on AI and the future of work.
The annual Van Hasselt Lecture addresses topics around ethics, peace and justice in our technological age. This year’s keynote will be delivered by Lisa Herzog on AI and the future of work.
In deze lezing neemt Bart Root u mee op een fascinerende reis, van de diepten van onze oceanen tot de verre uithoeken van het zonnestelsel. Hij laat zien welke ontdekkingen er, dankzij baanbrekend onderzoek van professor Meinesz, naar het zwaartekrachtsveld van onze planeet zijn gedaan.
What is a campus for in the first place. Is it a public space, and if so, is it a safe environment to shape your opinion on collective matters in society or in the university and student life? Should it be? And how do we design it so that everyone feels invited to make use of it?
Take a moment to breathe deeply in and out. Feel the air flowing through your lungs, cool or warm, light or heavy. Realize that each breath connects you to everything that lives.
Grab some brain food and celebrate critical thinking at Studium Generale TU Delft since January 21st 1946.
You wake up. Even before getting out of bed, you check your phone. One message, a notification, a headline. Something urgent. Something demanding attention. Something that makes you angry. Your brain immediately switches on. This is neurocapitalism.
