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Food

If we are to feed the growing population, we need to make food production more sustainable.

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Green transportation

The transportation sector is emitting more and more CO2 from cars, trucks, airplanes and shipping. To reverse this trend, more of the known solutions and technologies need to come into play.

Artificial intelligence

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have never been faster. The technology seems to hold almost unlimited potential, and it is hard to imagine where it will all end.

DTU President on graduate reform: It's positive that politicians have listened

The agreement on the upcoming candidate reform has been renegotiated. For DTU, this means that a proposal to create an alternative industry master's programme will become a reality.

Man studying a cactus close up. Photo: Bax Lindhardt

When researchers find inspiration in nature

Associate Professor Kaare Hartvig Jensen has a fundamental curiosity to know how our world works. By understanding living organisms or everyday phenomena and putting them into formula, he develops systems for drug delivery and makes knives with blades of paper.

Ice is melting, seas are rising - how scientists are tracking the changes

The ice is melting in Greenland. But how much and how fast, and what does this mean for sea levels? To find answers, researchers are using measurements that rely on space technology.

The European Proba-3 mission was launched into space on 5th December from India with new technology on board from DTU Space, that have the potential to revolutionize the future of space exploration.

DTU and ESA explore the Sun's corona and test groundbreaking space technology

Today, the European Space Agency launched the satellite mission Proba-3 to explore the Sun's corona using equipment from DTU. This is part of a revolutionary concept where two satellites fly in formation, which could help create super telescopes and combat space debris in the future.

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20 December 2024

Season’s greetings from DTU’s President, Anders Bjarklev

The President takes a look at some of the students' wishes on the Christmas tree in DTU's library, and also shares his own Christmas wish.

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20 November 2024

Ulrich Krühne receives DTU's Teaching Award 2024

An AI-generated role-playing game and chemistry assignments coded in Python are two essential reasons why Associate Professor Ulrich Krühne is honoured with the award, which recognizes extraordinary efforts to develop learning, teaching and education at DTU.

20 November 2024

DTU on graduate report: We will be educating even fewer engineers

The work of the Graduate Committee has been concluded, but DTU is not satisfied with the result. According to the President of DTU, the Graduate Committee’s recommendations will result in a significant decrease in DTU’s intake of MSc students.

10 October 2024

The sun turns on its axis in Building 313

The internationally recognised artist, Tue Greenfort, has installed four new artworks in building 313 at DTU Lyngby Campus. The works are created specifically for the building and comment on the ubiquitous climate and biodiversity crisis. New Carlsberg Foundation has donated the four works to DTU.

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PhD Defence Zoltan Mark Pinter

09. jan 2025 13:00 - 14:00

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PhD Defence "Detailed quartz and feldspar luminescence chronologies of loessic Palaeolithic sites in Tajikistan"

09. jan 2025 13:00 - 16:00 | Amélie Challier will defend their PhD thesis "Detailed quartz and feldspar luminescence chronologies of loessic Palaeolithic sites in Tajikistan", Thursday, January 9th, 2025

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Seminar on Future Clean Energy

22. jan 2025 09:00 - 11:30 | Korea-Denmark Cooperation on Small Modular Reactors

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Professor Alexis Laurent's Inaugural Lecture

23. jan 2025 15:00 - 17:00 | Alexis Laurent gives his inaugural lecture as professor on quantitative environmental sustainability assessment!

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DTU President on graduate reform: It's positive that politicians have listened

When researchers find inspiration in nature

Ice is melting, seas are rising - how scientists are tracking the changes

DTU and ESA explore the Sun's corona and test groundbreaking space technology

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Season’s greetings from DTU’s President, Anders Bjarklev

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