List of the Delft University of Technology Alumni
This is an incomplete list of TU Delft graduates.
A
- automobile designer and Vice President of RenaultCorporate Design
- Mahir Alkaya, Dutch politician
B
- Henk Badings, Dutch composer
- Henri Bal, Dutch computer scientist
- protein nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
- Lourens Baas Becking, Dutch botanist and microbiologist
- olympic medalist
- Reinout Willem van Bemmelen, Dutch geologist
- STS-51Bmission
- Maria Elisabeth Bes, Dutch chemical engineer and the first woman to graduate from TU Delft as an engineer
- Royal Dutch Shell
- Wiebe Bijker, Dutch sociologists
- Kwasi Boakye, Dutch-Ashanti mining engineer
- Quaker missionary
- Jan Boerman, Dutch composer of electronic music
- Onno J. Boxma, Dutch queuing theorist
- Jo van den Broek, Dutch architect
- Gerrit Broekstra, Dutch systems scientist
C
- Luis Chang, Peruvian engineer, transportation minister and ambassador
- Qingyan Chen, Chinese mechanical engineer
- Kees Christiaanse, Dutch architect
- Wim Cohen, Dutch mathematician
- Dirk Coster, Dutch physicist, discoverer of hafnium
D
- Jacob Pieter Den Hartog, Dutch mechanical engineer, recipient of the Timoshenko Medal
- Wim Dik, Dutch politicus
- Olympic medalist
E
- Erick van Egeraat, Dutch architect
- rower; 2004 Summer Olympicssilver medalist
- Lobry de Bruyn–van Ekenstein transformation
F
- Adriaan Fokker, Dutch musician and physicist, known for Fokker–Planck equation
G
- Karien van Gennip, Dutch secretary of state for economic affairs
- Willem Frederik Gisolf, Dutch geologist
- Rik Grashoff, Dutch politician
H
- Jaap Haartsen, Dutch engineer, inventor of Bluetooth
- N. John Habraken, Dutch architect, former Dean of MIT Department of Architecture
- Felienne Hermans, Dutch computer scientist
- Herman Hertzberger, Dutch architect
- Nobel laureate
- Geert Hofstede, Dutch organizational sociologist
- inline skating frame
- Gerard J. Holzmann, Dutch computer scientist, developer of SPIN model checker
- Adrian van Hooydonk, Dutch automobile designer, head of design at BMW
- Alexandre Horowitz, Dutch engineer, designer of Philishave
- Francine Houben, Dutch architect
K
- Thomas Karsten, Dutch architect of Indonesia
- Abdul Qadeer Khan, Pakistani nuclear scientist; metallurgical engineer; known as the "father of the Islamic nuclear bomb"
- Marc Koehler, Dutch architect
- whole brain emulation
- Warner T. Koiter, Dutch mechanical engineer
- Diederik Korteweg, Dutch mathematician
- Robert Kozma, Dutch mathematician, University of Memphis professor
- Frederik H. Kreuger, Dutch high voltage scientist and inventor
- Jón Kristinsson, Dutch architect
- Abraham Kuyper, Dutch politician, journalist, statesman and theologian, Prime Minister of the Netherlands
L
- Harm Lagaay, Dutch automobile designer, former chief designer of Porsche
- Richard Lamb, Dutch strategic futurologist
- Cornelis Lely, Dutch engineer, chief designer of Zuiderzee Works
- MITprofessor
- Kazimierz Leski, Polish engineer, designer of ORP Orzeł
- Dutch government in exile
- Liem Bwan Tjie, Indonesian architect and proponent of the Amsterdam School[1]
- Wilhelmus Luxemburg, Dutch mathematician and California Institute of Technology professor
M
- Winy Maas, Dutch architect, co-founder of MVRDV
- art forger(studied, did not graduate)
- Simon van der Meer, Dutch engineer and Nobel Prize winner in physics
- Felix Andries Vening Meinesz, Dutch geologist
- Anne Menke, German-born photographer
- Bert Metz, Dutch climatologist, former co-chair of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- Hubertus van Mook, Dutch administrator in the East Indies (studied, did not graduate)
- Second World War era and founder of the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands
- Bram Moolenaar, Dutch programmer, creator of Vim text editor
N
- Siegfried Nassuth, Dutch architect, author of Bijlmermeer
- postdoctoralstudies)
- Cornelius Van Niel, Dutch chemist who first demonstrated that photosynthesis is a light-dependent redox reaction
O
- Kas Oosterhuis, Dutch architect
- Dutch Royal Family
- MITprofessor
P
- Maja Pantić, Serbian computer scientist
- Frits Peutz, Dutch architect
- Herman Phaff, Dutch scientist who specialized in yeast ecology
- Frits Philips, Dutch engineer, fourth chairman of the board of directors of Philips
- Gerard Philips, Dutch industrialist, co-founder of Philips
- Roel Pieper, Dutch IT entrepreneur
- Willem van der Poel, Dutch engineer and designer of ZEBRA computer
R
- Herman te Riele, Dutch mathematician, known for disproving Mertens conjecture
- Hendrik van Riessen, Dutch reformational philosophers
- Jacob van Rijs, Dutch architect
- Johan Ringers, Dutch politician
- social-democraticpolitician
- Clemens C. J. Roothaan, Dutch theoretical physicist and developer of Roothaan equations
- Jan Roskam, Dutch aerospace engineer
- Mien Ruys, Dutch landscape and garden architect
S
- Dutch Labour Party
- Steef van Schaik, Dutch politician
- Wim Schermerhorn, Dutch engineer, former Prime Minister of The Netherlands
- Pieter Hendrik Schoute, Dutch mathematician
- Jan Arnoldus Schouten, Dutch mathematician and contributor to tensor calculus
- Egbert Schuurman, Dutch reformational philosopher
- Paul van Son, Dutch manager
- Lars Spuybroek, Dutch architect
- Marcel Stive, Dutch coastal engineer
- Alex Verrijn Stuart, Dutch computer scientist
- Eric de Sturler, Dutch mathematician
T
- Roemer van Toorn, Dutch architect, critic, photographer and professor of architectural theory[2]
- Jan Toorop, Dutch Art Nouveau painter
- Theodoor Philibert Tromp, Dutch politician
V
- Royal Dutch Shell
- Pier Vellinga, Dutch expert on climate change
- Jan Visman, Dutch statistician
- Bas van der Vlies, Dutch politician of the Reformed Political Party
- Hendrik Vos, Dutch politician
- Nathalie de Vries, Dutch architect, co-founder of MVRDV
W
- Leen van der Waal, Dutch engineer and former politician
- Franciscus Cornelis Marie Wijffels, Dutch politician
- Adriaan van Wijngaarden, Dutch computer scientist and developer of Van Wijngaarden grammar and co-designer of ALGOL
Z
- Herman Zanstra, Dutch astronomer, known for Zanstra method
- Piet Zwart, Dutch graphic designer, typographer and industrial designer
References
- ISBN 978-9814345217.
- ^ "Roemer van Toorn (home)". Archived from the original on 12 March 2010.