Improved directory of Safety & Security experts @ TU Delft
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We have been updating and improving our directory of TU Delft experts on safety & security. Want to know who works on accident analysis + robotics? Or on AI + transport safety? Our tags help you to quickly find TU Delft researchers working on these topics.
Are you a TU Delft expert that is still missing, or do your keywords/tags need updating? Let us know!
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In the remainder of this newsletter: events and updates from our network and community. Anything you would like to share or announce in the next newsletter?
Please email us at tudssi@tudelft.nl.
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Connect to High Tech
Interactive event with a deep-dive break-out session on safety & security
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Monday 2 December 2024 |
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13.15 - 19.00 |
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering |
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'Collaboration is necessary for a resilient society’
In late August, the Netherlands Chief of Defence Onno Eichelsheim visited the TU Delft Campus to explore potential partnerships between the Ministry of Defence and the University that will contribute to state-of-the-art armed forces and a resilient society. He spoke with Pioneering Tech after the visit. According to Eichelsheim, “We don't have a minute to waste.”
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| Inclusive and Interdisciplinary Road Safety Research |
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| In October 2024 TU Delft hosted an international conference on road safety which focused on the need for more inclusive and interdisciplinary research. A short report for those who have missed the event. |
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Redesigning chemical innovation
How can we make room for innovation in the chemical sector while making sure that new chemicals and chemical processes are safe and sustainable? The ‘Safe and Sustainable by Design’ (SSbD) approach is promising as a solution to this dilemma, but there are still many questions on how to best understand it and put it into practice. The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management (I&W) and Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) have just published a collection of eleven essays by experts. Two of those essays were written by TU Delft researchers.
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Cybersecurity - new TU Delft Press page
During the recent TU Delft Cybersecurity week, the university launched a new press page on the topic. It contains various stories on the diverse cybersecurity challenges that TU Delft addresses, and points people towards experts, labs and solutions.
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| Hundreds of Hackers Join Largest Dutch Cybersecurity Competition at TU Delft |
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| TU Delft's annual Capture The Flag (CTF) competition made history this year as the largest beginner-friendly hacking competition in the Netherlands. Bringing together hundreds of students, tech enthusiasts, and cybersecurity newcomers, the event featured a day packed with problem-solving, hacking, and learning on the TU Delft campus. |
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| About us |
| The TU Delft Safety & Security Institute promotes the development and implementation of transdisciplinary and integrated safety & security approaches. We do this by connecting people, sharing knowledge and stimulating innovative research. |
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