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A new pioneer centre for artificial intelligence (AI) research that is expected to open in late 2021 could be the largest Danish venture into AI research ever.
Greenland’s first highway—between Kangerlussuaq and Sisimiut—is being built to monitor the impact of climate change.
A new class of enzymes show great potential for streamlining the decomposition of biomass for further conversion into energy and bio-products.
One of the world's leading enzyme researchers Bernhard Henrissat is moving his research to DTU, where he will contribute to building an internationally leading research...
The technology behind the world’s smallest power converter has been developed by researchers at DTU. Three of them have now founded a company that will produce and...
Peter Hauge Madsen at Energy Supply: In the near future, a huge market for floating wind turbines will open up. Denmark can come to play an important role if we seize the...
Coloplast and Riemann are jointly developing new materials with DTU that prevent sweat from impairing the adhesiveness of stoma bags and sunscreens.
DTU and DTU’s student organization Polyteknisk Forening invite everybody to join the traditional commemoration on Friday 23 April 2021 at 5 pm.
Are you suffering from corona fatigue and looking forward to coming back, or do you thrive on remote work? According to new research from DTU, six factors play an important...
In collaboration with the consulting firm KPMG, a student from DTU Physics has tested whether a quantum computer is better at optimizing a stock portfolio than a conventional...
DTU and Gatehouse, a data and analysis company, are jointly developing a technological solution that makes it easier to monitor Arctic waters.
In autumn 2020, an international research team was stationed in the sea west of Greenland to investigate how climate change affects ecosystems in the Arctic.
In autumn 2020, government funding for a new ocean-going research ship finally fell into place. This will replace Dana IV, Denmark’s only marine research ship that...
All measurements of the Greenland ice sheet indicate it is melting faster than previously thought.
High demand for graduates from the Bachelor of Engineering in Arctic Civil Engineering programme
Arctic DTU is the gateway to DTU’s activities in the Arctic region. In the coming years, the centre will promote cooperation with other Arctic research and education...
In the largest construction research project in Greenland to date, DTU is exploring traditional and new ways of building in an Arctic climate.
The Danish Minister for Transport has approved trials with self-driving shuttles at DTU Lyngby Campus. This means that students and staff can hop on the shuttle in April...
In a new book, DTU gives insight into the experience of creating the first university-based innovation hub in Denmark: DTU Skylab.
Published annually, DTU in profile gives you fact & figures and a short presentation of the University.