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27 Feb 2024
Interdisciplinary research takes main stage in the Netherlands Scientific Climate Council (WKR)
In December 2023, the Scientific Climate Council (WKR) published its first advice. Wieke Pot, council member of the WKR and member of 4TU.RE, explains the role of the WKR...
26 Feb 2024
“We should all be water ambassadors”: the importance of water for peaceful global co-existence
Henk Ovink, advisory board member for 4TU.Resilience Engineering, receives honorary doctorate at TU Delft
7 Dec 2023
Newsletter December 2023
December's edition of our newsletter has just been published, check it out here!
29 Nov 2023
Highlights from the 4TU.Resilience Engineering Methodology Workshop
In a comprehensive one-day workshop organized by the 4TU.RE Centre, participants from WUR, UT, TUD, and EUR engaged in an insightful exploration of resilience assessment.
16 Nov 2023
How Urban Resilience took shape in the 4TU.RE community
JoĂŁo CortesĂŁo (Wageningen University and Research*) and Claudiu Forgaci (Delft University of Technology) co-led the Urban Resilience working group during the DeSIRE research programme.
15 Nov 2023
Funding opportunities platform Crowdhelix revisited
Building research consortia and securing funding is a time-consuming process, often discussed at our 4TU.RE meetings. One platform at the forefront of this endeavour is Crowdhelix.
6 Nov 2023
Resilience Reflections: The value of not throwing away the old
Caroline van Bers explores our increasing dependence on technology and its impact on resilience. Recent storms in Europe have exposed our vulnerability, emphasizing the need to safeguard traditional skills and knowledge.  Recent subjects as accelerating climate change call for a shift in our mindset, both individually and as a society, to enhance our resilience. It's a look at the intersection of technology, resilience, and climate change.
16 Oct 2023
Resilience Reflections: All metrics are wrong
The latest Resilience Reflections article is now available online.
2 Oct 2023
Resilience Reflections: Speak each other's language
The latest Resilience Reflections article is now available online.
21 Sep 2023
Newsletter September 2023
September's edition of our newsletter has just been published, check it out here!
8 Sep 2023
How leaving your mono-disciplinary comfort zone bears fruit
“I think it’s important that we are on the same page when it comes to understanding resilience and it’s a major inspiration for my scientific work. To me, a resilient system is a system that can handle stress, and has the ability to evolve. This system has robustness against some level of stress and is able to adapt after disruptive events took place.”
6 Sep 2023
Resilience Experts Wanted – Survey
Resilience is a multifaceted concept present in various disciplines, including engineering, finance, policymaking, and psychology. Researchers from the Future Resilient Systems II of the Singapore-ETH Center – Dr. Sandra Andraszewicz and Dr. Adam Roberts would like to obtain your opinion about the meaning of resilience, based on your expertise and experience.
16 Jun 2023
Newsletter June 2023
June's edition of our newsletter has just been published, check it out here!
8 Jun 2023
Looking back at the HTSF Crossover event 9 June 2023
In the High Tech for a Sustainable Future (HTSF) capacity building programmes of our four technical universities, talented researchers work on society-relevant themes such as sustainable agriculture, personalised medicine and a heatless, green city.
8 Jun 2023
Ready, steady, educate! Cooking up Open Educational Resources (OER) project has started
The first workshop to expand our Resilience Engineering Academy’s Open Educational Resources (OER) took place in May and marked the official start of the “Cooking up OER” project. Participants worked with storytelling skills, presenting and scripting for videos, with the help of Naomi Wahls, learning developer at the TU Delft. The workshop was hosted by TU Delft’s New Media Centre, where also the recording of the videos will take place.