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1. Cover
2. Introduction Tim van der Hagen
3. Table of contents & Colophon
4. Concerned about care
5. Delft in brief
6. 30 years of Faculty of TPM
7. TechArt
8. Railway innovation
9. Flow tunnel
10. Should engineers be activists on climate change?
11. Meteorites Lab
12. Citizen science
13. Column Deborah Nas
14. Heritage collection
15. Oxygen device with zeolite
16. Medical care
17. Greetings from... London
18. Craftsmanship from the bronze age
19. Column Tonie Mudde
20. Sensors in sport
21. The match
22. On campus: Dataslip

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No. 3 June 2023

The engineer as healthcare provider

Thirty years of TPM

The Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management started out from the need for engineers who look beyond their specialist field. Have they succeeded?

Citizen science

Whether it's testing water quality, test-driving autonomous vehicles or mapping plastic pollution: TU Delft regularly enlists the help of citizens in its research.

Museum sword scanned

At The Reactor Institute Delft, a 3,500-year-old ceremonial sword has been scanned with neutrons. The prize exhibit is an attractive enigma.

No. 3 June 2023

The engineer as healthcare provider

Thirty years of TPM

The Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management started out from the need for engineers who look beyond their specialist field. Have they succeeded?

Citizen science

Whether it's testing water quality, test-driving autonomous vehicles or mapping plastic pollution: TU Delft regularly enlists the help of citizens in its research.

Museum sword scanned

At The Reactor Institute Delft, a 3,500-year-old ceremonial sword has been scanned with neutrons. The prize exhibit is an attractive enigma.

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