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27 juni 2022

DTU Electro: Stronger collaboration between photonics and electronics

Electrotechnology and photonics have been merged at DTU for the benefit of students, research, and industry

24 juni 2022

Advanced drone technology streamlining mine clearance

DTU spinout solves mine clearance tasks for the Danish Defence and the offshore wind turbine industry.

24 juni 2022

CO2 must be a resource instead of a problem

The new large-scale research initiative from the partnership INNO-CCUS will contribute to the ambitious Danish climate goals. The partnership will ensure efficient carbon capture and storage, and the development of methods for reutilization of CO2 as building blocks for new materials.

23 juni 2022

Roskilde Festival is a laboratory for engineering students

DTU students will be in attendance at Roskilde Festival for the 11th time with projects that aim to enhance the festival experience for all.

22 juni 2022

DTU’s relocation plan addresses engineering shortage

DTU will maintain its current admission of students on the main campus until 2030 and continually create more study places in Kalundborg, Hirtshals and Risø.

21 juni 2022

Major cost savings in construction of coming energy islands

New collaboration will entail cost savings of more than DKK 20 billion on construc-tion of the energy islands, ensure stable energy supply, and involve optimal use of Power-to-X.

Due to more than average global warming in Greenland the melting of smaller so-called peripheral are increasing. (Photo: W. Colgan/GEUS)

17 juni 2022

Earth's northernmost glaciers are melting at record speed

The melting of Greenland's many smaller glaciers is increasing, and it now sends 15 billion tons extra of water into the sea annually, according to new research led by DTU.