Picture taken in the morning. Skyline of Rotterdam. Raingain.
(c) Fred van der Zwan
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First field measurement campaign with automotive radars
Posted on 04/02/2016
Rossiza studies the influence of wet snow and rain on the radar targets visibility at 77 GHz frequency band in real field conditions…
ME Department New Years Drink
Posted on 06/01/2016
Click to see more photos from ME department New Year 2016 party
Playing game…
More photos can be found on Flickr site
Radar Lab for the BSc students from the minor Airport of the Future
Posted on 17/12/2015
Measuring RCS…
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Night of Lights in Delft
Posted on 08/12/2015
For all of you living in Delft (or close to Delft Centre) : tomorrow night is the annual “ Lichtjesavond “ ,”Night of lights”.
From 16.00-22.30 there are Delft is full of lights, choirs will be singing and other performances will take place in the centre of Delft.
Night of Lights in Delft
The main spectacle will be at the market square when the lightning of Christmastree will occur, also at the market place. Delft expects 50.000 visitors so it will be crowded. If you want to have something to eat in town, make a reservation!
Minke van der Put
Invited lecturer
Posted on 02/12/2015
In the second quarter of current teaching year all our lecturers are involved into the course “EE3340TU: Microwave Sensors and Radars for Airport Applications”, which is a part of the Aerospace BSc program minor “Airport of the Future”. Traditionally we also invite world-wide recognized specialists in the field of radars and avionics to give a few lectures. This year our guest is Prof. Felix Yanovsky from the Kiev International University of Civil Aviation, Ukraine. He is currently providing students a set of lectures “Airport Surveillance Systems”.
Felix Yanovsky give lecture for BSc students
Speed-skating on Friday night
Posted on 27/11/2015
Thanks to Albert for invitation!
Speed-skating on Friday night
Photo by Xuan Wang
Congratulations, Doctor Penkin!
Posted on 19/11/2015
Congratulations, Doctor Penkin!
Photo by Xuan Wang
