Innovation

Responding to the challenge Navigating the often complex legal landscape of software licensing can be a genuine challenge for researchers, particularly when starting up a research project for the first time. Today’s researchers, when starting out on a PhD, may typically need to be competent scientists and programmers, but also understand and be sufficiently knowledgeable […]

A delegation of TU Delft was present at an ePlan-meeting on the European Open Science Cloud in Amsterdam where research supporters met to learn and discuss the shape the EOSC is taking.

If the statement in the strategic framework of the TU Delft about the university being a research object is taken seriously, a communication plan and campaign should be created to make this clear. As an example at the WUR the customers of their canteen are research subjects.,without given informed consent by the individual and without […]

This is the question that brought 80 scientific researchers together for a hands-on Deep Learning Workshop Deep learning is a type of machine learning that trains a computer to perform human-like tasks, such as making predictions, recognising speech and images. With the buzz around artificial intelligence, there’s increasing interest in this subject and what it […]

ICT and the Library are once again jointly running a session on Software as Research Output at TU Delft. The session will take place in the Blue Room, in the TU Delft Library, and it will run from 12:15 to approximately 13:30 on Thursday 26 October. A light lunch is included. ICT conducted research on the issues related […]

The Innovation Department was recently interviewed for an article for SURF Magazine. On pages 4 and 5 of SURF Magazine 01, you can read about a best practice pilot that the Innovation Department is working on with The Green Village “A living lab for a sustainable world”. The magazine (PDF) is in Dutch.