Delft University of Technology

work place where anyone would want to work. “symbol of a new way of combining work and life without limits and hierarchies” Herman Hertzberger (1932) is a Dutch architect and theoretician. He studied both architecture and engineering at Delft University of Technology and was mentored by Aldo van Eyke. Hertzberger also taught at

In Sharif University, focus of bachelor program in civil engineering lies on structural engineering. Therefore, it was not until the 7th semester that I was introduced to the flied of transportation. It was then that my whole perception pf academic life changed. I did not care about Micro-Cracks of concrete in plastic state, but I was impressed with the ability to assess value of time, or value of time spent at bus stop for a person with specified characteristic. Therefore, instead of running away

Statement of Purpose for TU Delft “He who loves practice without theory is like the sailor who boards the ship without a rudder and compass and knows where he may cast.”- Leonardo da Vinci As Leonardo da Vinci has worded so precisely, practical knowledge is incomplete and rather useless without proper theoretical knowledge and specific tools that it provides the recipient of that knowledge. I, Kriti Gupta, am a student of Chemical Engineering, the branch of engineering that is known for its universal

n the course of my bachelor degree, I’ve always wanted to continue studying architecture and never change the direction of my studies. Once finished with university I would like to practice as an architect. I decided to study architecture because of various different reasons. One of the things I enjoy very much of architecture is the relationship between scientific and humanistic themes. I very much wish that in the future I will be able to design buildings that will be harmonious between scientific

Bangalore has, developed a curiosity in me to know the manufacturing world of an aerospace industry. It is for this reason that I wish to pursue a Masters course in Aerospace Engineering in the “Aerospace Structures and Materials track” from Delft University of Technology.

o Your motivation for taking the MSc programme of your choice. My interest and eventual passion in communication engineering was kindled primarily with the encounter of Principle of Communication course and lab work at 4th semester. The immediate reward it begot was a drive to get acquainted with telecommunication which I found absorbingly delightful. This period was very significant for me as I paved my way for long term career in research. Without wasting my time anymore, after my 5th semester

cooking or self-driving cars, it is quite evident that technology is continually being integrated into our lives. From people salivating over the new iPhone 7 to tech-fanatics gushing over the Project Ariana, technology has surely surpassed what most could even fathom. One company that has equipped the ordinary car with intuitive technology is Faraday. The model FF 91 is claimed to give each and every driver a personalized experience via smart technology. This vehicle's host an innovative “smart glass”

At the last year of college, I took construction management specialisation and worked as a junior researcher in Center for Sustainable Infrastructure Development University of Indonesia (CSID-UI). As a fresh graduate, I decided to pursue my career in infrastructure by joining Cardno Emerging Markets (Australia) Pty Ltd since 2 October 2017. Working as an assistant engineer in international consultant leads me to broaden

The high school project was awarded Best Technical Design at Delft University of Technology. For most it would have ended there, but not Slat. From a young age engineering excited him, he went from building tree houses, to zip wires, to gaining the Guinness World Record for the most water rockets launched at the same time: 213, from a sports in Delft. “The experience taught me how to get people crazy enough to do things you want, and how to approach sponsors

As a student of a private school, he was interested in nature, science, and mathematics. In 1869 he attended Delft Polytechnic Institute, and thus received his technology degree two years later. Desiring not to be a technology professor, van’t Hoff decided to focus his study on chemistry and pursue a scientific career. Against his father’s wishes, van’t Hoff he enrolled at University of Leiden to study chemistry. From the Netherlands he journeyed to Bonn, Germany to work with A.F. Kekule, and