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A new optical technology may revolutionize the semiconductor industry and create brand new possibilities within sustainable electronics and data handling. The project is...
Researchers exploit E. coli bacteria for new, greener production of indigo to dye jeans.
The autumn’s innovation competition Oi-X focuses on innovative solutions which, among other things, can help Danes becoming more sustainable.
A newly developed light seeks to reduce degradation of the brain in patents with Alzheimer’s disease.
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.
BEng students have found a green source of plant fertilizer: Nutrients from urine collected in balls of plant-based gel.
DTU students are testing the market for the festival lantern GLØD which is soon ready for mass production.
Thürmer Tools has been manufacturing special thread cutting tools for more than 100 years. The company is now a front runner in Industry 4.0 and has plans to create the...
Entrepreneurship is no guarantee of a lifestyle characterized by success, fast cars, and champagne. Reality is often very different. Discover the story of the failed start...
LM Wind Power has—in collaboration with DTU—developed a new hybrid material which makes it possible to build the world’s largest wind turbine blades.
When the offshore industry transports oil from the seabed to the platform, it is important that the oil has a good flow in the pipeline. Chemicals are often used to support...
An acoustic simulation tool is making it easier to calculate and work with acoustics in small rooms such as classrooms and offices.
A new spin-out from DTU has recently marketed a sensor system allowing you to monitor activity inside concrete structures from your desk.
Many research areas rely increasingly on vast data volumes—the management of which is both complex and time-consuming .
On a cycle ride home from lectures on Ballerup Campus, two BEng students came up with a winning idea.
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...
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. In January...
During her more than two-hour visit to DTU, Ulla Tørnæs managed to become acquainted with both student start-ups at DTU Skylab, new research from DTU Nanotech, and modern...
The feature story in the new issue of DTU’s international magazine, Technologist, is about how we will be moving around in our big cities in the future.
The Norwegian firm of architects Snøhetta came up with the design for a smart solar-cell light for a new global culture centre in Saudi Arabia—but it took a DTU researcher...
As the Year of Light drew to a close, two students won a prize for their work on ‘healthy light’ at a nursing home. The project may well end up as a spin-out from DTU...
Wind energy can be converted into methane gas and stored in the Danish natural gas grid. As an added bonus, the biogas plants eliminate their carbon emissions using a...
Six entrepreneurs from DTU are among those in the running to take top honours in the Danish Tech Challenge 2016. In November, they had the opportunity to pitch their ideas...
Drug delivery is all about getting the active substance in medicine to target the right place in the body at the right time. American researcher and business founder...
As things stand, a suspected contamination of drinking water requires that a technician first be sent out to take samples from the water supply. The samples are then...
17 March 2015 was a landmark date in bridge building history when a new bridge over Vorgod stream in Central Jutland was erected in the course of a single morning. This...
From a uni project to a start-up: meet Andreas Okholm, wind master and engineer of Vaavud wind meters .
This issue of DTU’s international magazine is focusing on light. Light and light technologies play an increasingly important role within the areas of communication, medicine...
DropBucke t—the sustainable single-use waste bin developed by students at DTU—wins the coveted Red Dot Design Award.
Things moved very quickly indeed when a group of young researchers with a couple of patents under their belts was paired with an experienced entrepreneur. Together, they...
Silmeco, which recently won the Danish journal Ingeniøren’s entrepreneur award, is a DTU spin-out. The company’s nanotechnological product can reveal the presence of extremely...
The super-light concrete deck is emerging as the new floor partition element in construction. The decks offer concrete constructions new expressions while improving building...
Nine Danish companies share their experience in a new inspiration catalogue launched by Innovation Forum DTU. The cases show that innovation management is specific and...
InnovationsFonden was established as of 1 April 2014 by bringing together research, technology development and innovation grants from the Danish Council of Strategic Research...
On 15 February 2013 DTU Management Engineering welcomed a new professor in Design and New Product Development – Saeema Ahmed-Kristiansen. DTU Management Engineering can...