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They turn disposable diapers into clean fuel for residential use. Kenyan start-up Leafy Ke won the sixth edition of ClimateLaunchpad, the world’s largest green start-up competition. The second prize went to Maclec from India with their innovative hydrokinetic turbine

ECSens has won the 4TU Impact Challenge. The start-up from both the University of Twente designs sensitive sensors for a faster diagnosis of cancer. This year, for the first time, the technical universities in the Netherlands have organized a

The Leeghwaterstraat on the TU Delft Campus has officially been put into use as a living lab for research into cycling behaviour and autonomous driving. At the end of October, the first bicycle experiment took place in the street

The successful innovation programme SMITZH for digitisation of manufacturing companies in South Holland will be continued. SMITZ (Smart Manufacturing: Industriële Toepassing in Zuid-Holland) encourages the manufacturing industry to renew their production process by developing new applications in the field

On Tuesday 29 October Oldelft Ultrasound celebrated the special occasion of winding the first ceremonial screw anchor of their new headquarters. With this, TU Delft Campus welcomes another innovative company on the south of the campus. Oldelft Ultrasound develops

The new Do IoT Fieldlab (Delft on the Internet of Things) was officially launched on Wednesday afternoon during a kick-off event on the TU Delft Campus. Do IoT focuses on developing applications of the Internet of Things, in which

It was a glorious moment in February of this year: the inauguration of the Microsoft Quantum Lab by King Willem-Alexander. The quantum computer is coming, Hans Bos, National Technology Officer at Microsoft Netherlands, is absolutely certain about that. “What

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