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02 december 2022

The need for charge points for electric vehicles will rise dramatically in the future

If Denmark is to reach the goal of one million electric vehicles on the roads in 2030, the number of charging stations will have to keep up. DTU has created a calculation tool that enables cities and municipalities to analyze how many charge points they will need in the future.

01 december 2022

Full house for DTU's first digital engineering programme

The first offer of digital engineering programmes at DTU shows a need among young Danes who want to make a move professionally without physically moving.

01 december 2022

New and more detailed map of antimicrobial resistance

There are large geographical differences in both how frequently resistant genes occur and in which types of bacteria the genes are found. This is shown by analyses of sewage from throughout the globe, thus underlining the importance of combating antimicrobial resistance based on data on local conditions.

01 december 2022

DTU establishes quantum technology centre

New centre will be a joint gateway for authorities, companies, and other potential partners of DTU and will strengthen strategic collaboration internally and externally in this crucial field.
New research published in Nature with DTU Space contributions describe a phenomenon called a 'jetted Tidal Disruption Event', where a star get close to a black hole and is ripped apart while spewing a luminous jet of matter into space. (Illustration: Carl Knox. OzGrav, ARC Centre of Excellence for Gravitational Wave Discovery, Swinburne University of Technology)

30 november 2022

DTU scientists help to detect rare black hole phenomenon

A successful and very rare sighting of a luminous jet spewed by a gigantic black hole can help us better understand the nature of these extreme objects.

28 november 2022

International students stay in Denmark earning the country millions

Enrolling international students at DTU is good business. A new report shows that many stay in the country for years and use their engineering degrees.
DTU Nanolab's head of operations Leif Steen Johansen (right) and facility manager Jan Vasland Eriksen are working to cut 10 percent of energy consumption by optimizing the ventilation system in the cleanroom, where micro- and nanoelectronics are produced.

28 november 2022

This is how DTU Nanolab saves electricity

The cleanroom uses plenty of electricity to keep the air particle-free, but consumption can be cut by 10 percent by, among other things, adjusting the level of ventilation.

23 november 2022

Unbreakable fibre network connection established between DTU and Niels Bohr Institute

In collaboration with researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute, DTU researchers have demonstrated a 100 per cent secure video connection over the existing fibre network.
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Entrepreneurs with disabilities and DTU students develop inclusive solutions to specific problems that the entrepreneurs have in their everyday lives. Photo: Mikal Schlosser

01 december 2022

Companies miss out on good business when they only make solutions for the "ideal person"

Technology for all kinds of people - with and without disabilities - not only help meet the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. It’s also good business, writes Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Marianne Thellersen in a column.
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Foto: Kaare Schmidt

30 marts 2022

Forskelligheder kan fremme teknologi for alle mennesker

Vil vi lave teknologi, der kan gøre verden til et mere bæredygtigt, retfærdigt og inkluderende sted at være, forudsætter det én vigtig ting.

Photo Mikal Schlosser

01 februar 2022

A tried and tested introductory programme

An introductory programme made up of fun games, academics and social activities ensures that new BEng students get off to a flying start.
Foto: Thomas Hjort Jensen

02 november 2021

DTU increases focus on diversity and inclusion

A new plan is set to boost DTU’s work on diversity and inclusiveness. 
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dec

PhD defence by Mohammad Salah Radi: Discovery, Engineering and Application of Transport Systems Via Adaptive Laboratory Evolution

05. dec 13:00 - 15:00

06

dec

PhD Defence Camilla M. Nyborg

06. dec 09:00 - 11:00

06

dec

PhD defence about the movement behavior of Atlantic cod

06. dec 13:00 - 16:00

07

dec

PhD defence by Antonin Cros: In vitro assembly of novel synthetic pathways for biohalogenation

07. dec 13:00 - 15:00

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