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A newly developed light seeks to reduce degradation of the brain in patents with Alzheimer’s disease.
A new entrepreneurship centre will increase the entrepreneurship culture and strengthen the ecosystem for start-ups.
The DTU start-up Allumen will inspire people to think about the perspectives of using luminous algae as a sustainable alternative to normal light sources.
DTU students are testing the market for the festival lantern GLØD which is soon ready for mass production.
There was great interest in the presentation of a mini alarm designed by three DTU students to protect the belongings of festival guests from theft.
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Many people drink more liquids than usual when they are attending a music festival. But people often forget to take their water bottles, and resort instead to a lukewarm...
A sensor that can register smoke from a fire can also be used to register even the faintest odeur of bad fish. This is what a team of students behind the recently started...
Danish start-up, Bifrost Communications, won the Danish Tech Challenge with a fibre system that can create faster internet connections. Now, the company is looking for...
Innovation Fund Denmark awarded five new prizes at the EliteForsk conference on 23 February. Four current and former DTU researchers were among the recipients.
A new spin-out from DTU has recently marketed a sensor system allowing you to monitor activity inside concrete structures from your desk.
Is it possible to combine the construction benefits of concrete with the desire to get more daylight into buildings? The answer is yes. An innovative building material...
Scion DTU is home to a company that is well on its way to becoming one of the biggest Danish biotech success stories ever.
Many research areas rely increasingly on vast data volumes—the management of which is both complex and time-consuming.
Over the past weeks, fourteen professors from the field of innovation and entrepreneurship from the four EuroTech Universities have analysed what is needed to make Europe...
New healthcare technologies are needed to prevent, diagnose and treat the increasing number of cases of disease associated with increases in life expectancies. And this...
It was a perfect match when Associate Professor Winnie E. Svendsen met Dan Høgdall, a doctor. Together they developed a chip for diagnosing early-stage cancers...
DTU and Frederiksberg Hospital are heading a European research project, where engineers and doctors develop new instruments for detecting bladder cancer.
Yet another DTU start-up has seen the light of day. Donkey Republic has developed a kind of 'Uber' for bicycles. Meet one of the entrepreneurs behind the company