If our planet could speak, what would it say? And if we could listen, what would we do? Immerse yourself in an innovative exploration of climate change, where the boundaries between art, science, and nature blur.

Connect with others and explore topics related to mental wellbeing in a low-key and safe environment.

Should descendants of people enslaved during the Dutch colonial era be paid compensation for the injustices done to their ancestors?

The greatest good for the greatest number of people sounds like a sensible approach for impact on society. But do the needs of the many always outweigh the needs of the few, or are there other values and human rights at stake?

How to do good? How to help someone else in a world full of injustice, inequality and corrupt systems? And how do we know that we’re actually doing the right thing? What are our blind spots when we approach those we want to give a hand? Come discuss!

Join Leon Heuts, head of Studium Generale TU Delft, in an interactive lecture on the future of libraries.

Join a panel of AI experts, teachers and students to discuss if ChatGPT can be a useful tool or poses a fundamental threat to education and academic research.

Who determines how to manage water and for whom in development cooperation?

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Can scientists be activists? This is a question that is being asked at many universities. Let’s find out where we stand in Delft.