If you sit still too long without any distraction, you might get that nagging feeling that you really exist and that you have no idea why. What does it mean? Why does it happen? And how do you approach it?
What does being political look like today? In the most tangible sense, how do we “do it” and where do we meet each other to engage, to find our identity, and listen to others?
Ruim een eeuw geleden begon professor Vening Meinesz van de TU Delft met baanbrekend onderzoek naar het zwaartekrachtsveld van onze planeet. Hij voerde jarenlang metingen uit aan boord van onderzeeërs. Deze gegevens vormden de basis voor nieuwe inzichten in de structuur van het binnenste van de aarde en leidde uiteindelijk tot de ontwikkeling van speciale satellietmissies.
Come listen to prominent voices in inclusive research and innovation, and reflect on what you as a (future) STEM researcher can do yourself. Part of TU Delft EDI Week.
Public spaces are crucial for fostering interaction and a sense of belonging. But are they designed for all? This Autumn we will investigate how to create public spaces as dynamic networks of relationships.
Wat betekent het om in crisis te leven, en hoe kunnen filosofische inzichten ons helpen omgaan met onzekerheid, angst en complexiteit? Geweld en oorlog stellen ons voor diepgaande morele dilemma’s en confronteren ons met vragen over rechtvaardigheid en vrede.
Coming Autumn, we’ll dive into public space. Can we create space where all earth-dwellers feel welcome? In Q2-3 we’re investigating digital space, who it is created for and how we make use of it. And in our Spring programme we will focus on our inner space: the brain. Is society fit for neurodivergence?
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The global balance of power is shifting rapidly, and the world is becoming more fragmented and unpredictable. This has direct relevance for a university of technology: innovations developed here can have strategic, sometimes unintended, consequences.
The global balance of power is shifting rapidly, and the world is becoming more fragmented and unpredictable. This has direct relevance for a university of technology: innovations developed here can have strategic, sometimes unintended, consequences.
Hoe houden we de komende 100 jaar droge voeten in ons laaggelegen land? In deze van Leeuwenhoeklezing gaat Bas Jonkman van de TU Delft in op de Delftse ideeën voor de Deltawerken van de 21e eeuw.
Military and security organisations wield significant power — including the legal use of force. Would you be willing to serve in such an organisation?
Coming Autumn, we’ll dive into public space. Can we create space where all earth-dwellers feel welcome? In Q2-3 we’re investigating digital space, who it is created for and how we make use of it. And in our Spring programme we will focus on our inner space: the brain. Is society fit for neurodivergence?
Surinamese students in the Netherlands face challenges that you will be surprised and perhaps even shocked to learn about.
Can we use technology, art, and philosophy to offer a hopeful, inclusive, and just perspective in which all earth-dwellers — human and non-human — can feel at home? Head of Studium Generale Leon Heuts reflects on the second edition of the For Love of the World Festival.
