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Bo Carlsen from DTU's Campus Service allies with the energy dashboard in the fight against unnecessary waste of energy.

30 januar 2023

Dashboard promotes good energy habits

Bo Carlsen is on a mission to eliminate unnecessary energy consumption both at work, where he helps run DTU’s Campus Service, and at home, where he monitors his own and his family’s energy consumption.

30 januar 2023

Ultra thin lenses for glasses

A researcher with an innovative technology, an optician with knowledge of the eyewear market, and a business developer with experience in creating new companies — these are the ingredients for a new business that manufactures the world’s thinnest eyeglass lenses.

30 januar 2023

Winter study start offered engineering games, guided tours, and committed tutors

Last week, the new students in DTU's BEng programmes started their studies. The introduction day was full of games, tours, and tutors who gave a solid academic and social introduction to the study.

30 januar 2023

New path facilitates campus access for students

The ‘Nordstien’ path at DTU Lyngby Campus creates a shortcut for cyclists and pedestrians. At the same time, 2,400 newly planted trees along the path and on the Hempelgrunden site will complete the fringe forest to the north.

26 januar 2023

The mentor corps at DTU: A unique offer for start-ups

Innovation and entrepreneurship are core tasks at DTU. Therefore, the University has established a mentor programme which DTU-start-ups can use for guidance and sparring. According to a seasoned entrepreneur and mentor, the scheme is unique and admirable.

Per Bækgaard, NNF programme Reading the Reader- Credit Hanne Kokkegård, DTU Compute

25 januar 2023

AI will help people with impaired vision to read better

With a grant of eight million DKK from the Novo Nordisk Foundation, Associate Professor Per Bækgaard will be at the forefront of developing an artificial intelligence model that decodes reading patterns in people with central vision loss and adapts the reading material to the individual person.

Hands that scoop up handfuls of apple pulp

25 januar 2023

Innovative process squeezes more value out of apples

With the help of bacteria, apple pulp from juice production can be fermented and utilized to make new beverages, natural flavouring agents, and even artificial leather, if a new DTU start-up has its way.

24 januar 2023

The pragmatic Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Marianne Thellersen, Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Senior Vice President at DTU, turns 60 on 25 January. She looks back on a career driven by the desire to create change for the benefit of society.

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Dashboard promotes good energy habits

Ultra thin lenses for glasses

Winter study start offered engineering games, guided tours, and committed tutors

New path facilitates campus access for students

The mentor corps at DTU: A unique offer for start-ups

AI will help people with impaired vision to read better

Innovative process squeezes more value out of apples

The pragmatic Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

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