Newsletter DTU

ERC Starting Grant | Electromagnetism | Green technologies

ERC Starting Grant | Electromagnetism | Green technologies

Welcome to our September 2020 Newsletter.

We invite you to read more interesting stories about our research and the accomplishments of our staff and students.

Thank you for subscribing, and take care.

AI to help green transition in electricity sector

Spyros Chatzivasileiadis has received an ERC Starting Grant to remove the barriers for the application of artificial intelligence in the electricity grid. This will unlock opportunities for a much safer and more efficient management of rapidly increasing renewable energy sources and electricity demand... Read more


		The energy system of the future is green, interconnected and digital Digitization is the prerequisite for a smart energy system. Hearing in the Parliament's Climate, Energy and Supply Committee on 21 September (in Danish... Read more
		Research is crucial for the green technologies of the future Read the column written by heads of departments Preben Jørgensen, Peter Hauge Madsen and Søren Linderoth (in Danish) Read more
		He has made Electromagnetism popular Electromagnetism is a subject many find very abstract and difficult to grasp. Associate Professor Samel Arslanagic has devoted much of his working life... Read more
		New Anechoic Chamber Successfully Installed The Electromagnetic Systems group has inaugurated a new anechoic chamber - the DTU ETC Scattering Measurement Facility - supplied by the French company... Read more
		New Building 357 Progresses as Planned The new building 357 for the DTU Electromagnetic Test Centre has progressed significantly during the summer period Read more
		Awards distributed by Elektrofondet One of this year's E-Candidate Awards goes to Markus Mogensen Henriksen for his graduation project at DTU. (in Danish) Read more
		Smart sock from DTU aims to monitor blood clot symptoms Researchers from DTU are developing a non-invasive device that can monitor symptoms of a potential blood clot cheap and efficiently with novel IoT and... Read more
More news and events
		DTU ranked number two in research world ranking In the new World University Research Rankings 2020 which focuses on three core areas of university research, DTU ranks second in the world and number... Read more
		DTU’s innovation hub opens with space for new partners DTU’s innovation hub DTU Skylab doubles in size and creates space for both students and researchers as well as the opportunity to expand its collaborations... Read more
		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

Join us on Facebook!

Join us on LinkedIn!

Vacancies at DTU Elektro

About DTU Electrical Engineering

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.

DTU Electrical Engineering

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

Tel (+45) 45 25 38 00

VAT DK 30 06 09 46
EAN 5798000430310

Use of personal data

Unsubscribe/edit newsletter
See newsletter online