Category: Open Publishing

Authors spotlight: Alexandra den Heijer about the Campus of the future

portrait Alexandra den Heijer

Long before Alexandra became a professor of Public Real Estate in 2018, her fascination with campuses began in the most natural way possible: simply by being a student. Walking through lecture halls, study rooms, and courtyards with a growing sense of curiosity not just about what happened inside them, but about the spaces themselves. Why..

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TU Delft OPEN Publishing | 2024 Annual Report

2024 marked the 5-year anniversary of TU Delft OPEN Publishing (TUDOP) Publications Highlights | Books In April 2024, we reached the milestone of 100 books published. The landmark textbook publication was “From the Theory to application learning to optimise with Operations Research in an interactive way”, authored by Alessandro Bombelli from the Faculty of Aerospace..

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Peer Review Workshop II – Scholarly Communication and Publishing

After the success of the last year peer review workshop, beginning of this year Martijn Wackers, teacher of a new group of students following the Collaborative Science for Biomedical Breakthroughs (Leiden Delft Erasmus) Minor, organized together with TU Delft OPEN Publishing a new peer review training session. We designed the workshop for the students to..

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Editor spotlight: Innovating with bikes and open peer review

Assistant Professor Jason Moore has dedicated much of his academic life to understanding the science of bicycle balance, control, and the broader implications for transportation safety and sports performance. As chair of the 5th Symposium on the Dynamics and Control of Single-track Vehicles: Bicycle and Motorcycle Dynamics, he took an innovative approach with an open..

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Editor Spotlight: Reviving the History of Gravity Research in the Netherlands

The field of geodesy, the study of the Earth’s shape and its precise measurements, has existed since antiquity. A unique project at TU Delft aims to bridge history, science, and education by reviving a bit of its past. Translating an 1830 thesis originally written in Latin by mathematician Petrus van Galen, the project brings to..

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