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DTU students won the HackTheCrisis Denmark hackathon with an app that uses Bluetooth technology to register cases of infection. They have experienced how far you can come...
A digital tool aims to improve infection tracing and hand hygiene among healthcare professionals in hospitals and nursing homes. The aim is to help combat the spread of...
DTU Skylab Digital will be a new meeting place and melting pot for digital innovation and startups in The Capital Region.
Digital technologies must be developed based on users’ day-to-day needs, says Ben Cahill, who heads DTU Skylab Digital.
40 young women attended the IT camp at DTU during the mid-term holidays. The camp aimed to spark their curiosity regarding educational and job-related opportunities within...
DTU Compute is part of the new Danish Hub for Cybersecurity granted by The Danish Industry Foundation.
Bachelor of Engineering student, Jonas Vollhaase Mikkelsen brings new life to knowledge, fast and cheap. Jonas has developed an algorithm that makes the automated video...
New study in Nature Communications finds increasingly narrow peaks of collective attention over time, supporting a ‘social acceleration’ occurring across different...
Professor Per Christian Hansen from DTU Compute receives a VILLUM Investigator grant of DKK 35 million. He will develop new algorithms that can describe the uncertainty...
A new large research network will strengthen European cybersecurity capacity. DTU represents Denmark in CyberSec4Europe pilot project.
Three students have developed a system that eliminates blind spots by creating the illusion for the driver that the lorry is transparent.
Leveraging modern car technology to continuously collect road data may help produce real-time digital images of road maintenance needs.
A new DTU research project seeks to reduce bottlenecks and optimize human resources in hospital accident and emergency departments.
Artificial intelligence and big data are building blocks in the development of personal health technologies.
DTU is one of the main architects behind a new large European network aimed at developing the cities and transport solutions of tomorrow.
Denmark’s position as the most digitalized country in Europe makes us vulnerable to cyber attacks.
IT security firm Cybercrypt turns the question of cyber security upside down and focuses on only protecting the most critical data: the secret encryption keys. ...
Getting to work in the morning before the first meeting starts or getting back home again before the day care closes, can be a challenge to everyone’s work/life balance...
Infections in surgical wounds make up an estimated two per cent of all hospital expenses in Denmark.
DTU opens a hacker lab where students will learn how to hack—for the sake of cyber security.