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DTU Compute has developed algorithms and image analysis tools that help to increase the understanding of how diseases attack tissue in order to improve MRI techniques for...
New research suggests that more than 100 chemicals found in plastic toy materials may pose possible health risks to children. The study provides findings that may lead...
Researchers from DTU Health Tech have repurposed an optical component from an Xbox gaming console to develop an affordable 3D printer that can print 3D objects with nano...
Danish research into cell cultures and the development of proteins for biological pharmaceuticals—including for cancer treatment—is strengthened with new unit...
DTU collaborates with leading German audio technology company on developing software that can limit noise from outdoor concerts.
Researchers at the National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark, have produced the first estimates for the burden of disease for peanut allergy. Burden of disease...
With the support of Independent Research Fund Denmark, researchers from DTU Health Tech are developing a new type of cell therapy with the potential to save the lives of...
Profile: Sine Reker Hadrup is trying to find methods to train the human immune system’s T-cells to locate and remove cancer cells more effectively.
A new study shows that gut bacteria play a greater role in weight loss than diet and genetics combined.
The Center for Diagnostik DTU is now upgrading its efforts and examining all positive samples for the new variants.
With the purchase of a new MR scanner dedicated to research purposes, DTU Health Tech will be among world-class universities in terms of bioimaging.
A novel alternative approach that can identify chemicals, which affect male reproductive health without the use of animal tests has been developed in a research project...
Methods currently used around the world for predicting the development of COVID-19 and other pandemics fail to report precisely on the best and worst case scenarios. Newly...
Wastewater analysis can detect the spread of resistant bacteria and can be used for global monitoring of the problem.
With the help of ‘metabolic engineering’, researchers from DTU Biosustain are designing and optimizing microorganisms to produce new substances that can be...
The newly formed cluster will contribute to and improve the foundation for world-class patient care, innovation and product development.
A grant of DKK 25 M from Wellcome gives hope to snakebite victims in sub-Saharan Africa of better and safer treatment.
PhD students at DTU are not only trained to do research, but also to talk about their research and how it contributes to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Independent Research Fund Denmark awards DKK 214 mio. to 36 young scientists with original ideas and high ambitions. Six are from DTU.