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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.

23 november 2022

Stone reefs in concrete to increase marine biodiversity

Engineers and artists are working together to create an artificial reef of newly-developed concrete. It will create more marine life and inspire the construction industry to think innovatively.

355 candidates have defended their Ph.D. thesis at DTU in the past year, and out of them 143 showed up to receive their diploma at the annual reception. At the same time, seven Ph.D. candidates were honored with prizes.

22 november 2022

143 PhDs celebrated their graduation

This year's PhD graduates were celebrated at a party that combined the awarding of diplomas with awards for the PhD thesis of the year, PhD supervisor of the year, and Young Researcher Awards.

17 november 2022

Jaap Daalhuizen receives DTU's teaching award 2022

This year's DTU Teaching Award goes to Associate Professor Jaap Daalhuizen from DTU Management.

17 november 2022

DTU publishes its first sustainability report

Under the heading 'We develop technologies for people and sustainable change', DTU has published a report on the university's sustainability.

Model system used to conduct experiments that simulate flow conditions in pipes.

16 november 2022

Timely cleaning of heat exchangers significantly reduces energy consumption

As fouling occurs in heat exchangers at Denmark’s combined district heating plants, their ability to transfer heat deteriorates. New research from DTU can be used to pinpoint the right time to remove fouling and thereby avoid large energy losses and unnecessary use of environmentally harmful chemicals for cleaning.