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23 maj 2023

Smart patch will improve patients’ sleep

A DTU startup has developed a new sensor for monitoring patients in an easier, smarter, and better way, with major potential socio-economic benefits.

22 maj 2023

Quantum technology for mobile phone encryption is coming

DTU spin-out company develops quantum mechanical random number generator that must be reduced to chip size to be included in the electronics in mobile phones.

22 maj 2023

Strengthening DTU’s maritime research, knowledge, and study programmes

Maritime DTU is boosting the maritime area with the appointment of two new professors. At the same time, the engineering programmes in the area are made more visible to attract more students.

22 maj 2023

Why is there so much hype about the quantum computer?

Quantum technology is about much more than the quantum computer, so why is it getting all the attention? How far are the other quantum technologies? And what do we really mean when we use the word quantum?

22 maj 2023

Healthy indoor climate begins with data

Sensors, software, and user feedback can create a better indoor climate and savings on electricity and heating bills. The DTU spinout Climify takes the gut feeling out of indoor climate and turns it into hard data.

16 maj 2023

The quantum computer exists, but is not all that powerful

Quantum computers are being manufactured and used. But they cannot yet make the large-scale calculations that are expected to be possible in the future.

12 maj 2023

“To work with quantum technology, you have to have faith”

This spring, French physicist and entrepreneur Lydia Baril took up the position as Head of Quantum DTU, DTU’s new centre for quantum technology.

11 maj 2023

Scientists create the first CRISPR-based drug candidate targeting the microbiome

A new drug candidate targeting E. coli in the gut is in phase 1 clinical trials. According to a new paper published in Nature Biotechnology, it may improve the well-being of blood cancer patients and reduce their mortality rate from E. coli infections.

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Smart patch will improve patients’ sleep

Quantum technology for mobile phone encryption is coming

Strengthening DTU’s maritime research, knowledge, and study programmes

Why is there so much hype about the quantum computer?

Healthy indoor climate begins with data

The quantum computer exists, but is not all that powerful

“To work with quantum technology, you have to have faith”

Scientists create the first CRISPR-based drug candidate targeting the microbiome

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The breakthrough in fusion energy is coming closer—if Denmark wants to participate, we need to get on board now

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DTU Microbes Conference 2023

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