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The Centre for Collaborative Autonomous Systems represents the latest research in highly automated and intelligent systems and is linked to one of the world’s largest...
82 high school girls chose to spend three days during the autumn holidays in Lyngby to learn more about the technologies of the future. The girls came from as far away...
Using data and local weather forecasts instead of drawings of the supply network and simulations to control supply temperature can save the district heating sector money...
Researchers at DTU will work with industrial companies to develop a new cooling and storage system for data centres and server rooms, which will be managed through artificial...
At the end of 2020, three self-driving shuttle buses will be tested at DTU Lyngby Campus. Sign up now to become a test passenger.
“DTU has a large number of truly amazing teachers that we students can be proud of,” said the chairman of DTU’s student association PF at the election...
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 one in Europe.
A research team headed by DTU Health Tech bridges diagnostic advances and therapeutic procedures.
Would you like to go to Berlin November 1-7 2020? Then sign up for our challenge. We will send two students from Denmark to "Quantum Future Academy 2020" with all expenses...
Researchers are using behavioural data from Facebook to understand how the Danish population is reacting to the government’s corona interventions and the gradual...
New MRI method detects disease changes in the brain's network and demonstrates that the conventional method has been influenced by a known source of brain tissue.
Independent Research Fund Denmark grants a total of DKK 696 million to fund original ideas. 23 researchers from DTU receive funding for new projects, including with focus...
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...
Researchers from DTU are developing the new and revolutionising smartphone app, Itracket, to make tennis practice easier and accessible to everyone. The app will be based...
Researchers at DTU and Aalborg University are working together to develop a mathematical management tool to help authorities make decisions about how society can be reopened...
Professor Sune Lehmann from DTU Compute is the Danish contributor to a pan-European app aimed at reducing the spread of coronavirus.
The University of Copenhagen, Aarhus University, and DTU will contribute to the corona crisis management by analysing large amounts of data that will show whether public...
New research indicates that people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease appear to have weakened synaptic connections in the brain. This new knowledge could pave the...
In a new article in Science, a mathematical model from DTU is used to explain how fluid can build up in the brain in mice after a stroke.