Portraits

Pola Schwöbel is a PhD-student at DTU Compute. She works with mathematics for artificial intelligence and methods to prevent bias.

Steen Forsmann, DTU’s recycling and materials coordinator, is a very solution-oriented person. Everything from furniture to polystyrene boxes must be circulated rather than being stored or discarded, and if there is no obvious procedure for doing so, he’ll come up with one.

Electromagnetism is a subject many find very abstract and difficult to grasp. Associate Professor Samel Arslanagic has devoted much of his working life to introducing students to the world of electromagnetism.

Professor Mikael Jensen makes radiopharmaceuticals. He creates nuclear reactions in different elements to change them; he cheats the periodic system so to speak.

Associate Professor Christine Ipsen is committed to making DTU an even better place to work by highlighting how we can exploit diversity.

With her distinctive voice and the ability to communicate clearly and comprehensibly, Professor at DTU Management Kirsten Halsnæs has for several decades influenced the public debate on climate, economy, and ethics.