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PHYSEE has won the 14th edition of the KvK Innovation Top 100. The spin-off company from TU Delft that produces smart, energy-generating windows can call itself the most innovative SME in the country for a year. PHYSEE is based

TU Delft is the first university in the Netherlands to enter into a partnership with a.s.r. real estate’s ASR Dutch Science Park Fund, which was set up this year. The partnership focuses on the funding, development and use of

Over the past two years, the latest Dutch innovations in smart water management have been rolled out in Myanmar. In doing so, researchers and students from Delft University of Technology, together with the business community were able to turn

Effective collaboration with the business community is vital when it comes to ensuring that new technology reaches society. Delft University of Technology has always worked closely with companies, but the way in which this is done is changing. There

Come rain or shine, it's experiments galore at Delft's Flood Proof Holland polder. The site is the location of a test dyke where a variety of studies have been taking place. How well does a layer of clay, loam

In addition to being a place for education and research, TU Delft's terrain is increasingly becoming a platform for public-private partnerships and open innovation. To highlight this, the entire TU Delft area, including the former Technopolis site, will continue

Almost everyone present agreed: time is running out, but it is not too late to take measures to help the Netherlands cope with the effects of climate change. That became clear last week during the well-attended meeting ‘Klimaatadaptatie #hoe

Romania has its own ‘Delft designed’ field lab for testing and developing innovations that can protect the country against the effects of climate change. Flood Proof Romania was officially opened last Friday in the presence of the Romanian director-general

Delft University of Technology and Rabobank will together explore ground-breaking innovations in the fields of smart cities, health and agrifood. For this reason, Rabobank has joined X!Delft, the new collaboration programme of Delft University of Technology and large

Along the Leeghwaterstraat on TU Delft Campus masts are currently being erected to monitor bicycle and car traffic. This will turn this part of the campus into a living lab for research into the behavior of cyclists and autonomous