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Taming sound | Satellite antennas | Green transition

Taming sound | Satellite antennas | Green transition

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ESA satellite antennas tested in Denmark

When the new meteorological satellites from 2023 are sent into Earth’s orbit to monitor the world’s weather and climate, part of their equipment will be sensitive antennas tested in DTU’s anechoic laboratory. Read more


		Taming the sound from outdoor concerts DTU collaborates with leading German audio technology company on developing software that can limit noise from outdoor concerts. Read more
		We’re overlooking the low-hanging fruit in the green transition Professor Jacob Østergaard at Energy Supply: We need to act on several technological fronts to achieve the 70 per cent target of reducing climate gases... Read more
		The CITIES project delivers digital and data-driven energy solutions for green transition Through seven years of research, five DTU departments have been involved in developing and showing how data and AI make energy systems talk to each... Read more
		Sustainability is a high priority on campus Sustainability has been incorporated into all new buildings and all renovations at DTU, and generally characterizes life on campus, though it is not... Read more
		Learn more about DTU's MSc programmes Watch video presentations from DTU's MSc information Day 25 February. Videos are available until 7 March 2021. Read more
More news and events
		Read DTU's latest research news on coronavirus Several of DTU's researchers are involved in research projects aimed at alleviating the corona crisis and make us smarter of its effects on society... Read more
		Calendar - Events Check out our department calendar. Read more

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At DTU Electrical Engineering we educate engineers within Electrical Engineering technologies. We offer studies at BEng, BSc, MSc and PhD levels. The department also participates in international Master programmes. We conduct research within antenna and microwave technology, robot technology, autonomous systems, power and physical electronics, acoustic environment, electro-acoustics, electric power and energy.

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DTU Electrical Engineering
Department of Electrical Engineering
Ørsteds Plads
Building 348
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark

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