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Delft University of Technology | TU Delft | Challenge. Change. Impact! Activate high contrast To main content TU Delft homepage Students & Education Programmes Admission and Application Study Programme Orientation Student portal Lifelong Learning Research Societal challenges Faculties and institutes Research facilities Stories Innovation & Impact Business collaboration Pioneering Tech Entrepreneurship Project Cases Community Alumni Campus Life Events Social safety Science Centre About TU Delft Find employees Contact Locations Press room Current Calendar Library Jobs Organisation Strategy University Fund Search Students & Education Menu openen Programmes Admission and Application Study Programme Orientation Student portal Lifelong Learning Research Menu openen Societal challenges Faculties and institutes Research facilities Stories Innovation & Impact Menu openen Business collaboration Pioneering Tech Entrepreneurship Project Cases Community Menu openen Alumni Campus Life Events Social safety Science Centre About TU Delft Menu openen Find employees Contact Locations Press room Current Calendar Library Jobs Organisation Strategy University Fund facebook instagram youtube linkedin whatsapp whatsapp Nederlands Activate high contrast Close menu Search Close search Alumni Alumnus Alain works on the mobility of the future From dream to reality Would you like to visit our campus? Do the VisiTUs do-it-yourself Campus Tour! VisiTUs Campus Tour Programmes Bachelor programmes Master programmes Impact for a better society Carousel Impact for a better society New water basin design for stillbirth offers dignified farewell Delft Design Stories Emma's graduation project Read more Vibration isolation during offshore monopile installation Student Story Master's student Niels investigated how vibrations can be isolated to prevent damage to installation equipment and vessels Read more Fuel cells for zero emission shipping Mobility Story of Science Read more Bacteria could soon be making your medicine cup Pioneering Tech Replacing single-use plastic healthcare products with a material grown by bacteria themselves Read more Our societal challenges Our societal challenges News Nieuws Vidi grant for thirteen leading TU Delft researchers NWO has awarded 109 researchers a Vidi grant. Thirteen promising TU Delft researchers from the domains Exact and Natural Sciences (ENS), Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) and Applied and Technical Sciences (ATS) have been awarded. Soft robot arm powered by algae Researchers from Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands) have created a small soft robot arm covered with minuscule algae that can grasp and lift objects. Salt marshes are proving to be powerful allies in building a climate-resilient coastline The science behind world’s fastest autonomous racing drone Researchers at Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands) have developed an AI system that enables a racing drone to navigate demanding courses at extreme speed using only a single camera. It outperformed even former world champion human drone-pilots in a race. More first-year students at TU Delft New metamaterial design recreates one of nature's toughest connections Bone and tendon could hardly be more different. One is hard and rigid, the other soft and flexible. Yet in the human body they are connected by a remarkably strong interface that rarely fails. For decades, scientists have struggled to recreate this natural transition. Now, a TU Delft team has taken a major step forward. By providing new strategies to combine two types of metamaterials, they have engineered structures that closely mimic the bone-tendon interface. The work was published in Nature Communications. TU Delft adopts policy on ongoing projects involving Israeli parties TU Delft launches new bachelor programme in Health and Technology High school students making decisions about higher education will have a new option to consider this autumn. The BSc Health and Technology is …