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Oil and gas shortages are not only pushing up the prices of gas and petrol, but also plastics, medicines and cosmetics. To make our society less dependent on ...

Last Friday afternoon SpaceX successfully launched the Fourth Transporter mission from Cape Canaveral in Florida.

The idea is based on the use of a liquid that is basically pumped through the interior of the entire seat, and a series of three layers that allow the flow to permeate through them.

Aboard the SpaceX Transporter-4, graphene components developed by a Dutch company will be tested for future space travel for the first time.

Graphene test devices manufactured by Applied Nanolayers are on their way to the Sun to probe the impact of real-space travel and direct space exposure on graphene for the first time. Module specialists at Applied Nanolayers in Delft and the Technical University of Delft worked together on the specification of graphene material and the physical […]

RESIDENTS from Delft, outside Cape Town, are living in fear as drug dealers fight on the streets in full view of every one.

Floriade is guaranteed to give your summer trip to the Low Countries an injection of joy. Think of it as the Chelsea Flower Show on steroids

Spain is awaiting the EU's response on a joint plan with Portugal in order to try lower electricity bill charges, putting a limit on the price of gas. Tesla partnership would be a natural choice.

An actress from Delft says she hopes the new movie she is starring in will shine the spotlight on gender- based violence in her community.

A joint study conducted by Chinese scientists and their British counterparts has confirmed that the critical evolution of "growing big" happened about 602 million years ago.