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Researchers make game-changing breakthrough using satellite technology: 'Of outermost importance'

Pollution · Delft

Researchers make game-changing breakthrough using satellite technology: 'Of outermost importance'

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Scientists have made an incredible breakthrough in the use of satellites, figuring out how to best use them to detect pollution in Earth's oceans. According to an announcement from Deltares, Dutch researchers have figured out how to use satellite technology to detect floating plastic debris in the world's oceans. The scientists used a variety of different techniques in their quest to help find and monitor hotspots of pollution in various bodies …See the Story

QuTech Demonstrates Universal Control of Four Qubits in 4×2 Germanium Quantum Dot Array - Quantum Computing Report

QuTech Demonstrates Universal Control of Four Qubits in 4×2 Germanium Quantum Dot Array - Quantum Computing Report

A team at QuTech, a collaboration between TU Delft and TNO, has demonstrated the initialization, readout, and universal control of four qubits encoded in eight germanium quantum dots. Published in Nature Nanotechnology and featured on its February issue cover, this work marks a significant step toward scalable quantum computing using semiconductor qubits. The researchers created a 4×2 array of quantum dots, [...] The post QuTech Demonstrates Uni…See the Story

How does frame geometry affect a road bike?

How does frame geometry affect a road bike?

Cyclist How does frame geometry affect a road bike? Warning: in the next few paragraphs you may experience wobble, flop and twitch. Don’t be alarmed – they are terms that will help you to better understand the complex subject of bicycle handling. Put simply, handling is the input required to control a bike’s direction, and the biggest factor is the bicycle’s geometry. It has taken a century to get close to fully comprehending the dynamics but as…See the Story

UNESCO · Delft

IHE Delft Institute for Water Education

IHE Delft hosts the Rotary Scholarship in partnership with UNESCO for international students looking to study in the Netherlands. This scholarship is fully funded and awarded annually to graduate students pursuing studies at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education. The 2025 UNESCO IHE Delft Rotary Scholarship provides coverage for the candidates travel costs, tuition fees and living stipends. It also covers their visa fees and health insurance. …See the Story

Farming · Delft

Rebekka Boekhout starts consultancy company

Starting as an intern with HortiDaily in 2020 and expanding into the vertical farming market with VerticalFarmDaily, Rebekka Boekhout has now embarked on a new adventure as a consultant in the vertical farming industry. Under her new company Phyto by RCB, Rebekka is offering consulting services in market…See the Story

Delft-based Next Ocean secures funding to predict rough seas and mitigate offshore risks - Silicon Canals

Delft-based Next Ocean, a company specialising in predictive motion Radar Technology announced that it has secured undisclosed funding in a seed round from Arches Capital. Based out of Amsterdam, Arches Capital is a fast-growing group of business angels bridging the gap between Venture Capitalist (VCs) and Business Angels. “Next Ocean’s predictive radar technology is reshaping offshore safety and efficiency. We are excited to support their globa…See the Story

Rapid design of Nature-based Solutions with new tool

A new tool jointly developed by Witteveen+Bos and Deltares allows natural solutions to be integrated into hydrological models and to quickly see their impact on river basins under different climate scenarios.See the Story

Startups · Delft

Materialise opens Aerospace Competence Center in Delft, Netherlands

Materialise has launched the Aerospace Competence Center to connect startups, students, academics, government and industry professionals in a city considered to be a European powerhouse.See the Story

Environment · Delft

3D-Printed Brain-Like Environment for Neurons Offers New Insights into Neurological Disorders – Impact Lab

Researchers at Delft University of Technology in The Netherlands have developed an innovative 3D-printed brain-like environment designed to mimic the natural growth conditions for neurons. By using tiny nanopillars to replicate the brain’s soft tissue and extracellular matrix fibers, this groundbreaking model aims to provide new insights into how neurons form networks and how neurological […]See the Story

Science · Delft

Prof. Stuart Burgess: Evolution theory is not science, but a belief

Atheists have complained a lot about Prof. Stuart Burgess. But his university let him do what he wanted.See the Story

TNO invests in Irish quantum startup Equal1

Dutch applied research organization TNO (Nederlandse Organisatie voor Toegepast Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek) has invested in quantum computing startup Equal1 Ltd. (Dublin, Ireland). The size of the investment was not disclosed but Equal1 already has a partnership with TNO and has agreed to relocate part of its R&D activities to Delft. Equal1 opens Dutch lab, takes on […] The post TNO invests in Irish quantum startup Equal1 appeared first on…See the Story

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