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DTU and Rigshospitalet let artificial intelligence review unique patient data to find new ways to predict and prevent cardiovascular disease.
A new PhD lights a candle in the darkness of plastic waste. Contrary to the concerns so far, some of the smallest in the marine ecosystem do not ingest microplastics...
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.
Gazing back to the early epochs after the Big Bang, scientists, for the first time, have found the ancestor of a supermassive black hole.
Lasse Engbo Christiansen has been central in the group that has calculated the development of the pandemic and the effect of restrictions and reopening.
A significant change in the genetics of tiger sharks reveals a vulnerability to direct exploitation and shark control programs.
DTU, FLSmidth, Danish Technological Institute and others will develop methods to replace fossil fuels with electricity in cement industry.
Denmark needs more trained chip designers, and DTU Compute is now increasing its efforts to get more students to choose that career path.
In a unique collaboration, DTU Compute and DIKU have created a new technology that can help the biotech industry to develop new proteins faster.
A new method will make the development of previously unknown materials for, e.g., solar cells both faster and more efficient.