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2022
Nils Axel Andersen smiling and standing in front of a row of colleagues
09 AUG

40 years of research and education with Nils Axel Andersen

Associate professor Nils Axel Andersen has spent 40 years working at DTU, helping solve societal challenges in health, transportation and robotics, all while educating...

06 MAY

First DTU microchip built with open source tools

Twelve students have designed a chip with free software, and it is being manufactured in the United States at no cost through a Google initiative.

Electrotechnology Information technology Mathematics
27 APR

Partnership to make cement more climate-friendly

DTU, FLSmidth, Danish Technological Institute and others will develop methods to replace fossil fuels with electricity in cement industry.

Energy Earth sciences Information technology Chemistry Construction and mechanics Mathematics
Photo: Mikal Schlosser
07 MAR

Internet speed can reach new heights

A completely new type of detector for decoding data transmitted using laser light can help break current speed limits on the Internet. 

Lektor Silvia Tolu i laboratoriet. Foto: Bax Lindhardt | Assistant Professor Silvia Tolu in the laboratory. Photo: Bax Lindhardt.
15 FEB

Audacious search for the roots of Parkinson’s disease

A computational model being developed at DTU aims to help get to the roots of Parkinson’s disease to allow for future early diagnosis and treatment.

Computer calculations Health and diseases
Anders Bjarklev
10 FEB

Organizational change creates new departments at DTU

To support DTU’s strategy to develop sustainable technology for people and create stronger research environments, the University is now reorganizing its research in key...

Construction materials Climate adaptation Earth observation Electrotechnology
Moving robot with coloured ‘building blocks’ and drone. (Photo: Mikal Schlosser)
21 JAN

Robot competition promotes international research

Participation in international robotics competition encourages researchers to develop new and sought-after robotic technology for rescue operations, among other things...

Electrotechnology Robot technology and automation
Colourbox
12 JAN

DTU enters wide-ranging CCUS partnership

DTU is joining forces with 18 stakeholders to implement a roadmap for carbon capture, utilization, and storage.

Energy efficiency Energy storage Energy production Energy systems CO2 separation and CO2 storage Climate adaptation
Tom Keinicke Johansen (Photo: DTU Elektro)
11 JAN

"Super energetic"

Best teacher of the semester at DTU Electrical Engineering Tom Keinicke Johansen acknowledged at a virtual Department meeting.

Microwave technology Electromagnetism Antennas
2021
Tomislav Dragičević (Photo: Morten Larsen/Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond (DFF))
30 NOV

Funding for excellent and innovative research

42 of the most skilled researchers in Denmark receive funding from the Sapere Aude: DFF-Starting Grant. Five of them are from DTU.

Electrotechnology Electronics Energy

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