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06 maj 2022

First DTU microchip built with open source tools

Twelve students have designed a chip with free software, and it is being manufactured in the United States at no cost through a Google initiative.

04 maj 2022

Research on ‘the inner life’ of metals

On 4 May 2022, it will be celebrated, that Professor, Dr. Techn., Dorte Juul Jensen receives the Villum Kann Rasmussen Annual Award for Technical and Scientific Research of DKK 5 million.

H.K.H. The Crown Prince participated in DTU's traditional Commemoration Day, which took place on Friday, 29 April, 2022.

03 maj 2022

The Crown Prince participated in DTU's Commemoration Day 2022

DTU’s Commemoration Day was attended by the Crown Prince and saw the presentation of a large number of prizes and awards to researchers, faculty staff, and students. The evening concluded with a party for 4,000 invitees.

The new discovery of a precursor to a supermassive black hole can be attributed to data from the Hubble Space Telescope. (Image: Nasa)

02 maj 2022

Scientists discover the precursor to a supermassive black hole

Gazing back to the early epochs after the Big Bang, scientists, for the first time, have found the ancestor of a supermassive black hole.

02 maj 2022

DTU Commemoration Day 29 April

Your Royal Highness, excellencies, dear partners and guests. Dear alumni and colleagues. Amazing students. Dear everyone. Spring is here - and so are we! Welcome to DTU Commemoration Day 2022!

02 maj 2022

DTU's clean room provides reassurance for chip manufacturers

The startup SBT Instruments rents DTU's clean room in order to produce measuring chips for its customers and avoid supply problems and fluctuating quality.

Offshore windmills in the North Sea. (Photo: Colourbox)

29 april 2022

Energy islands may become the happy ending to energy crisis

Part of the Government’s plan to make Denmark independent of Russian gas is to speed up the establishment of the energy islands. To provide a happy ending, this requires prioritization of research, writes Professor Jacob Østergaard in a column.

In a new energy initiative, the government is planning a green transformation of industry in Denmark. It can be done, but requires solutions that are thought through, writes Professor Brian Elmegaard in a debate post. (Photo: Colourbox)

28 april 2022

Electrification of industry is possible, but must be smart

A green transformation of the industry is possible, but there’s a long way to go frem the technological possibility to the industrial reality, writes Professor Brian Elmegaard in a debate column.

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First DTU microchip built with open source tools

Research on ‘the inner life’ of metals

The Crown Prince participated in DTU's Commemoration Day 2022

Scientists discover the precursor to a supermassive black hole

DTU Commemoration Day 29 April

DTU's clean room provides reassurance for chip manufacturers

Energy islands may become the happy ending to energy crisis

Electrification of industry is possible, but must be smart

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