TU Delft Alumni

On October 22, Dr. Anna L. Smith delivered an insightful exploring how the molten salt reactor technology could positively contribute to the use of .

Anna highlighted the limitations of conventional nuclear fuels, such as solid ceramic uranium oxide, and presented molten salt reactors as a promising alternative. These reactors use liquid fuel, offering inherent hashtag by design and producing less long-lived radioactive waste. A key challenge for advancing this technology lies in and modeling the chemical behavior of molten salt fuel, an area where Anna and her team are making groundbreaking progress. Their research underscores the potential of molten salt reactors to serve as a safe, sustainable base-load energy source for the future.

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Are you a young looking to shape your career path with guidance from experienced women in your field? The Delft Female Impact Community (DFIC) invites you to its first online hashtag , a women-only event designed to connect and empower female alumni at the start of their professional journeys. This initiative aims to inspire and support leadership and entrepreneurship, creating a stronger impact on society.

During the session, senior alumnae with years of professional experience will share insights on personal development, navigating a masculine work environment, encouraging inclusion, and ensuring your voice is heard. It is the perfect opportunity to explore career paths that align with your strengths and interests while building meaningful connections within the DFIC network.

Join us on Tuesday, 10 December 2024, from 19:30 to 22:00. Do not miss this chance to gain valuable perspectives and advice from our experienced alumnae.
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After 3 years since our last visit to France, we were excited to return to Paris to meet local TU Delft alumni and those visiting the start-up conference on a boat on the Seine.

The Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland - RVO (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) and the 4TU federation organised a start-up mission to the VivaTech conference in Paris to support promising Dutch start-ups in their international exposure and network. The mission includes 20 Dutch regular start-ups and 2 start-ups per Dutch technical university. This seemed to us as a perfect opportunity to bring together local alumni in Paris, the RVO and part of the Dutch start-up community for a networking event.