TU Delft and the city of Delft

TU Delft is the oldest and largest technical university in the Netherlands, known for pioneering research, innovative engineering, and a vibrant international community. Its modern campus fosters collaboration, creativity, and cutting-edge technological development.

Just a short walk away lies the historic city of Delft, a charming Dutch town famed for its canals, centuries-old architecture, and artistic heritage linked to Vermeer and Royal Delft Blue pottery. Together, TU Delft and the city create a unique blend of innovation and tradition – where world-class science meets classic Dutch culture.

Travel to Delft

Delft is easy to reach by air and rail. Major international airports and high-speed train connections make it a convenient hub for European and overseas travellers.

• ≈ 45 minutes from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol by train
• ≈ 10–15 minutes from Rotterdam The Hague Airport by taxi or bus + train
• Direct train access from Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague
• High-speed rail connections from Belgium, France, Germany via Rotterdam or Schiphol

Delft Central Station is a short walk or bus ride from both the historic city centre and the TU Delft campus.

Accommodation

Through the Delft Convention Bureau, a selection of partner hotels will offer special rates for AQMCSE 2026 participants (subject to availability):

• Hampshire Delft
• Hotel Arsenaal
• Casa Julia
• Leonardo Royal Hotel
• Best Western Museumhotel Delft

Booking information and links to the dedicated conference booking pages will be published closer to the event.

AQMCSE 2026 will be held in the TU Delft Aula Conference Centre, located on:

Mekelweg 5, 2628 CC Delft  The Netherlands

Plenary lectures, parallel sessions, poster presentations, panel discussions, and networking events will take place in:

• The Grand Auditorium for plenary sessions
• Several conference rooms with modern AV equipment for parallel sessions
• The spacious foyer for coffee breaks, posters and informal networking

All rooms are located close to each other, making it easy for participants to switch between sessions and meet colleagues during the breaks.