Eindhoven University of Technology - Distinguished and Otherwise Notable Faculty

Distinguished and Otherwise Notable Faculty

  • Riek Bakker, city planner
  • Annelies van Bronswijk, winner Ig Nobelprize
  • Nicolaas Govert de Bruijn, mathematician
  • Henk Buck, professor of chemistry
  • Jo Coenen, Dutch architect and former Chief Architect of the Netherlands
  • Henk Dorgelo, physicist and first rector magnificus
  • Edsger W. Dijkstra, mathematician and computer scientist
  • Helga Fassbinder, urban planner
  • Hugo Christiaan Hamaker, physicist
  • Hubert-Jan Henket, architect
  • Alexandre Horowitz, mechanical engineer; inventor of the Philishave
  • Niek Lopes Cardozo, physicist, member of the Board of Governors of FOM, head of the Fusion Research Division at FOM Rijnhuizen, Rijnhuizen representative at the ITER project
  • Arie Andries Kruithof, physicist, discovered the Kruithofeffect and Kruithofcurve
  • Jean Leering, architect, director of the Van Abbemuseum
  • Piet Lemstra, inventor of the Dyneema fibre
  • Jack van Lint, mathematician
  • Harry Lintsen, historian in technology history, former chairman Foundation for the History of Technology
  • Archer Martin, Fellow of the Royal Society, 1952 Nobel laureate in chemistry (professor TU/e 1964–1974)
  • Bert Meijer, chemical engineer, pioneer in polymer research
  • Sjoerd Romme, professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation
  • Rutger van Santen, 1997 Spinozapremie, former rector magnificus, 2005 KNAW-professor, 2008 Fellow of the National Academy of Engineering
  • Johan Schot, historian, professor of technology history
  • Piet Steenkamp, lawyer, co-founder of the CDA
  • Martinus Tels, chemical engineer, rector magnificus, pioneer of waste management processes in the Netherlands
  • Ton van Trier, rector magnificus, Minister of Education in the cabinet Van Agt-I
  • Wietse Venema, programmer and physicist

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